Church Scientific is a project of Faith-in-Scholarship in partnership with Blenheim Baptist Church.Ā Launched last October, it seeks to help Christian students and researchers in science-related subjects to explore how a Christian worldview might enhance their scientific work. We believe Church Read more
One of the challenges facing Christians in many contemporary contexts is how to talk about our faith that Jesus is Lord and Saviour to the people we encounter at work. There may be several basic reasons why it’s difficult: Secularist attitudes Read more
Nico Rosberg, the current Formula 1 World Champion was educated in an international school in Monaco and it was here that he was indoctrinated into the insidious, dark and brooding materialism that pervades our culture. Life boils down to matter Read more
This year my autumn term has been a bit different from those of the last six years. At the end of September my postdoc grant ran out, and we moved to Durham, where my husband has started his training to Read more
Today I want to talk about a poem. Archaic Torso of Apollo We cannot know his legendary headwith eyes like ripening fruit. And yet his torsois still suffused with brilliance from inside,like a lamp, in which his gaze, now turned Read more
Our āChristian philosophy in diagramsā series began with an ontology:Ā things in relation over time. After ontology (what there is), philosophy typically looks at epistemology (how we know). This week I want to share a proposal based on the followingĀ diagram: The Read more
I had a fantastic time talking to a young Muslim man about the gospel last week. It was very natural, relaxing and enjoyable for both of us! I explained to him that Glenn Hoddle had managed the England football team Read more
A couple of months ago,Ā fellow FiScher Alicia Smith wrote a fascinating blog post on the relationship of her PhD studies with her faith.Ā Iād like here to attempt something similar in relation to my own field. This post is going to Read more
A guest post from David Parry. A report from the Christian Literary Studies Group Annual Conference The Christian Literary Studies Group gathered at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, on Saturday 5th November for our annual day conference, which this year had the Read more
Last week, I summarised the first part of a talk given byĀ Andrew FellowsĀ at this year’sĀ Transforming the Mind conference. We saw that setting up faith and reason against each other is not a fruitful approach, neither for the church as a Read more