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Harmony as an intellectual virtue

What role does the aesthetic aspect of reality play in everyday life? As a musician, this question is obviously close to my heart. Herman Dooyeweerd identifies the intellectual virtue associated with the aesthetic as ‘harmony’, while Calvin Seerveld, an thinker in Read more…

By Mark Hutchinson, 9 yearsFebruary 1, 2016 ago
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How the gladiator games came to an end

Theme The first recorded gladiatorial combat in Rome occurred when three pairs of gladiators fought to the death during the funeral of Junius Brutus in 264 BCE, though others may have been held earlier. During the height of the Roman Read more…

By Mark Roques, 9 yearsJanuary 28, 2016 ago
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Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in Cambridge

Chris Watkin, Senior Lecturer in French Studies at Monash University, Australia, recalls the origins of CHAS: The Cambridge CHAS group (Christians in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences) began in 2008 as an occasional and informal gathering of postgraduate students Read more…

By Richard Gunton, 9 yearsJanuary 25, 2016 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

Christian postgrad groups in action: Cardiff

We continue our journey around the country in search of Christian postgraduate groups, and today we are visiting Wales, where a group of Christian staff and postgraduates named ‘CriSP’ has been meeting for a number of years. Founding member Caleb Read more…

By Eline van Asperen, 9 yearsJanuary 18, 2016 ago
RealityBites

Cannibal tribe transformed by the gospel

Theme It is God’s purpose to restore, rescue and redeem His broken world through His Son Jesus. Turn on the news and the full impact of the fall will hit you. We hear of terrorist attacks, wars, famine, poverty, torture Read more…

By Mark Roques, 10 yearsJanuary 12, 2016 ago
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Efficient scholarship

Please help us to measure the value of this research output! You can demonstrate quantifiable public benefit and impact by liking or sharing this blog post on social media. On a scale of 1 to 10, how transformative has it been Read more…

By Anthony Smith, 10 yearsJanuary 11, 2016 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

Social virtues for academics

Q: Why did the social scientist talk to her colleague?A: To reveal her ontological security OK, the one about a broken drum being the best Christmas present is a better cracker joke – in fact you just can’t beat it. Read more…

By Richard Dunning, 10 yearsJanuary 4, 2016 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

Making good progress

Continuing our series on values for scholarship, David Hanson looks at God’s calling for humans to innovate. Scholarship is subject to cultural-formative norms. Humans never fabricate ex nihilo – only God does that. Yet the bringing of ‘new things’ into existence reflects God’s creative power in Read more…

By Faith-in-Scholarship, 10 yearsDecember 29, 2015 ago
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Festive Zeal and Earthly Hope

I wonder why you praise God for sending his son at Christmas. Is it because of the forgiveness that Jesus’ later death and resurrection would afford? Is it because Jesus was the means by which we can have a restored Read more…

By Thom Atkinson, 10 yearsDecember 23, 2015 ago
RealityBites

Amar’s Painful Vow

Theme Jesus claimed on several occasions that He had the authority to forgive sins. For many this is a deeply offensive thing to say. The uniqueness of Jesus Christ is challenged by many people today. It is very instructive to Read more…

By Mark Roques, 10 yearsDecember 20, 2015 ago

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  1. Dave Hopwood on Was Spinoza Right about the Devil?June 30, 2025

    Thanks for this Mark, and for the insights you share here,. I don't know much about philosophy but I do…

  2. Mark Roques on Navigating the challenges of modernity with Herman BavinckJune 24, 2025

    Thanks so much for this very informative and interesting article about Bavinck. I knew very little about him so your…

  3. Tim Bowman on Was Spinoza Right about the Devil?June 24, 2025

    Interesting stuff. I too have witnessed demonic possession, and the evidence seems irrefutable. I also spent my first years in…

  4. Hugh Grear on Was Spinoza Right about the Devil?June 23, 2025

    I have to admit that Spinoza is not my kind of philosopher. His worldview seems utterly reductive, and seems like…

  5. Adrienne on Kim Kardashian and how her family was rescued from the Armenian GenocideJune 11, 2025

    What an amazing story, Mark, and an important reminder of the genocide of the Armenian people.

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