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Abraham Kuyper’s view of the natural sciences

Steve Bishop writes about his recently-published paper on Kuyper. Abraham Kuyper (1837-1920) was a Dutch statesman, a theologian, a church reformer, a journalist and more. The recent project to translate his work into English has provided a stimulus for renewed interest in and work on Kuyper’s thought. Kuyper is also one Read more…

By Faith-in-Scholarship, 10 monthsAugust 17, 2021 ago
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A Reformational theory of objectivity?

Can Christian thinking enhance academic work?  It’s our conviction, at Faith-in-Scholarship, that it can.  I believe that worshipping and following Jesus Christ as lord of creation and saviour of the world should enrich all kinds of activities – including academic work, from maths to literature.  But a lot of the time this conviction Read more…

By Richard Gunton, 11 monthsJuly 19, 2021 ago
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The Secularization of Science

On 4 and 11 June, Richard will be delivering a 2-part webinar series as part of the All of Life Redeemed initiative.  Bruce Wearne gives a personal reflection on the article addressed by this webinar. “The Secularization of Science” is a lecture given by Herman Dooyeweerd in 1953.  It offers a remarkably insightful Read more…

By Faith-in-Scholarship, 2 yearsMay 14, 2020 ago
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For the Love of It

A friend of mine who is a primary school teacher recently remarked that she loves working at a Christian school because she can teach children not only how to learn, but why to learn. Creation is a reflection of God’s glory and power and it is worth studying because it boldly declares the glory Read more…

By Georgina Bartlett, 4 yearsDecember 3, 2018 ago
Plurality of values leading to good outcome
Faith-in-Scholarship

Ideas for government policymakers

The FiSWES project began in 2015 by taking a critical look at the ecosystem services framework for nature conservation, and the ideas developed by that small Christian working group are now bearing fruit in a new context. I began a fellowship last year with a group called the Centre for the Evaluation of Complexity Across the Nexus Read more…

By Richard Gunton, 4 yearsJune 18, 2018 ago
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A Case for the Humanities

Georgina Prineppi considers how God may value our research in the arts and social sciences. As a music historian, I cringe whenever a new acquaintance asks me what I ‘do’:  my answer is invariably greeted with a somewhat quizzical expression, and often a barrage of follow-up questions about why studying the history of music would Read more…

By Georgina Bartlett, 5 yearsOctober 30, 2017 ago
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Faith-in-Scholarship

Honesty in humanities research

I’ve just come to the end of the second official week of my DPhil. In between all the library inductions, research workshops, and meeting new people, I’ve been doing some thinking about where I want my research to go: the kind of questions I want to ask, and work towards Read more…

By Alicia Smith, 6 yearsOctober 24, 2016 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

FiSch research goes to Rome

The Faith-in-Scholarship working group on ecosystem services is starting to have an impact! Twelve of us started meeting back in February to work on a challenge in conservation science (read about the basic rationale). Now we’ve presented some of our work at an ecological conference in Rome and are working on Read more…

By Richard Gunton, 7 yearsOctober 5, 2015 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

FiSch research in conservation science

I’m excited to tell you about a FiSch research project.  The Faith-in-Scholarship Working Group on Ecosystem Services (FiSWES) draws together fourteen Christian thinkers (mostly academics) to explore new perspectives on a specific problem.  We’ve already had two meetings in Leeds this year, with a third one planned. Ecosystem services (ES) Read more…

By Richard Gunton, 7 yearsMay 4, 2015 ago
Faith-in-Scholarship

Life After Death: a call to research

There are few topics in theology that so readily act as a prism to refract one’s worldview and reveal various strands of one’s theological commitments as the topic of life after death. When discussing what happens at death one very quickly reveals one’s hand on a variety of issues. Three Read more…

By Thom Atkinson, 7 yearsApril 14, 2015 ago

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  1. Richard Gunton on Learning by example?June 20, 2022

    Thanks for this glimpse into literary circles, Alicia, and the provocation to reflect on conscious and subconscious ways in which…

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    Good story, but short! We all need to to find that one golden recipe! However, with the recipe comes the…

  3. Evan on The Inspiring Story of August Francke who transformed a German CityMay 31, 2022

    A good example of how to preach through our actions. Great stuff as always, Mark!

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    Watching the Netflix doco on Jimmy Savile I was shocked to hear his views on freedom: "- Interviewer: what would…

  5. Bruce Wearne on Jimmy Savile’s WorldviewMay 19, 2022

    Well, Mark, thanks. Yes edgy story this. You'd think that hearing it, the victims of such criminal deeds and such…

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