Evolution: a plea for Christian empathy
Introducing a series of occasional posts on evolution, where we will be attempting to learn from the juxtaposition of disparate views with humility and charity.
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A Christian philosophy of science
This installment of "Christian philosophy in diagrams" outlines the relationship between what is unique and what is universal, as a way of seeing scientific thinking in the light of the word of God.
Listening in relationship
Concluding his 3-part series on listening, Bruno Medeiros examines the communal context in which the Parable of the Sower comes to have transformative meaning for attentive disciples.
Christian postgrad groups in action: Oxford Graduate Christian Forum
Oxford's Graduate Christian Forum welcomes visitors - and makes its lecture recordings available online.
Jesus, virtue and the university
Joanna Collicutt's expertise in psychology and theology helps us consider how we can display a Christ-like character in the university.
Welcome to the University of Babylon!
Mike Clifford takes the example of Daniel and his friends at the University of Babylon to encourage Christian postgraduates to thrive in their studies.
Listening to God with studious imagination
Continuing his series on listening, Bruno Medeiros sees sparks of creativity and imagination flying when Jesus' disciples ask for insight into the Parable of the Sower.
What is your calling again?
What does it mean to live out our human calling to image God in the university?
A Christian academic booklist
Recommended reading that could shed new light on our scholarly endeavours (updated Feb 2019)
Are we called to be academics?
‘Calling’ or ‘vocation’ is something we mention fairly often at Faith in Scholarship. In modern English it’s mostly used, in both secular and church contexts, to refer to profession: often to a certain kind of demanding, valued profession, such as medicine or pastoral work.