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Astronomy through a Christian telescope

One of the motivations for Faith in Scholarship is the conviction that Christian faith makes a difference to all areas of life. It’s not just the ‘religious’ areas of our lives that are affected, but, in the famous words of Abraham Kuyper, Read more

By Faith-in-Scholarship, 11 yearsAugust 8, 2014 ago
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Abstract mushrooms and reduced cows

When you look at a mushroom, what do you see? You might be attracted by its colourful hood, or by its smell. Or you may think of mushrooms in garlic butter. When I look at a mushroom, I see the Read more

By Eline van Asperen, 11 yearsAugust 1, 2014 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

A Christian worldview (2) fall

The Bible presents a narrative of Creation, Fall and Redemption.  A story of what our world is like and what God is doing in and through it. We might expect, then, that academia, as an enterprise located in God’s creation, Read more

By Thom Atkinson, 11 yearsJuly 25, 2014 ago
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Amazing Questions from Teenagers

I wanted to blog about some of the questions that students ask. RealityBites is a ministry that creates space for people to ask questions about life, the universe and, of course, Hertfordshire. We try to arouse curiosity in people about Read more

By Mark Roques, 11 yearsJuly 15, 2014 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

Planning better places

“Help make better places” is the strap line of my department. It’s fairly good as far as strap lines go, and is reflected in the goals of many of our students. It recognises that the cities and habitats we live Read more

By Richard Dunning, 11 yearsJuly 11, 2014 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

Serving Christ in Academia

I heard a talk about “Being a Christian in Academia” recently and wanted to make a response.  I had a list of points at which I would have said something different from what the speaker said, and there were probably Read more

By Richard Gunton, 11 yearsJuly 4, 2014 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

A Christian worldview (1) creation

Is there a Christian way of thinking about your discipline? I think most of us would answer, ‘Yes,’ but spelling out what that means is usually a difficult task! The Bible gives us a narrative of a good creation, spoilt Read more

By Anthony Smith, 11 yearsJune 27, 2014 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

A is for archaeology

The most common reaction I get when I tell people I am an archaeologist is, ‘I always wanted to be an archaeologist when I was little!’ Since most people have left that dream behind and found more useful things to Read more

By Eline van Asperen, 11 yearsJune 20, 2014 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

A response to Anti-intellectualism

Anti-intellectualism in the church has been well documented (Noll 1995) and is still a problem for Christian academics today. It may appear in many guises, but one is what Don Carson calls “blue-collar arrogance”[1]. This is the idea that if Read more

By Thom Atkinson, 11 yearsMay 31, 2014 ago
RealityBites

Non-Cheesy Way of Doing Mission

A simple and effective way to talk about the Christian faith is to craft speech acts about heroes and villains. For example, I was talking recently to a financial adviser about investing money in a variety of portfolios and my Read more

By Mark Roques, 11 yearsMay 26, 2014 ago

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  1. P K Roques on The Inspiring Story of Amy CarmichaelSeptember 2, 2025

    Good read

  2. Hugh on The Inspiring Story of Amy CarmichaelAugust 31, 2025

    Hi Mark. Very interesting! I find the life of the Dalit peoples (used to be called ‘untouchables’) very tragic. Others…

  3. Jim Skillen on The Inspiring Story of Amy CarmichaelAugust 31, 2025

    Much appreciated, Mark. I've heard the name "Amy Carmichael" many times since I was a child and fascinated by missionary…

  4. Tim Bowman on William Tyndale and Serving God as a humble CobblerAugust 5, 2025

    Thank you, Mark I was struck by how much the dualism that Tyndale fought against still infects the Protestant community.…

  5. Scott H on William Tyndale and Serving God as a humble CobblerJuly 27, 2025

    Brilliant, Mark. Encouraging and humbling in equal measure - to have such faith and desire to see others come to…

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The third key element of the biblical worldview is redemption.  That means God buying back what was lost.  And if…

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