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Explore aspects of theology, philosophy and being a Christian academic with these seminars, training sessions and full online video course.


  • Albert Camus, Literature, and The Plague

    This is the script of a video I prepared for the “Camus, Christ and COVID-19” event hosted by Christian Heritage Cambridge on 20 May 2020. I aim to address three questions: the place and importance of literature during a time of crisis such as COVID-19 the meaning of Albert Camus’ story The Plague (he withdrew

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    Albert Camus, Literature, and The Plague

  • Video talk: Thinking Through Redemption

    How does the incarnation provide a fresh way of looking at some of the most divisive political and social divisions of our age? What are its implications for the dignity of matter, history and the human body? Why is the Christian “grace narrative” a subversive force undercutting the drivers of social fracture and division? This

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    Video talk: Thinking Through Redemption

  • Video talk: Thinking Through Sin and Judgment

    What is sin? What are the implications of the Bible’s presentation of sin for cultural production, politics, art and society? What is the asymmetry of good and evil, and why does it matter? How does it ground democracy and equality? This talk considers how Genesis 3 and 11 provide tools of cultural critique, and shows

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    Video talk: Thinking Through Sin and Judgment

  • Video talk: Thinking Through Creation

    How does the fact that God is both absolute and personal shape a Christian view of reality and culture? How does the biblical truth that human beings are made in the image of God help Christians to avoid two opposite dangers in relation to human identity? How does God’s command to Adam and Eve to

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    Video talk: Thinking Through Creation

  • Video talk: Introduction to Thinking Through the Bible

    This is the first in a series of four talks exploring how the biblical turning points of creation, fall and redemption can 1) shape fresh and faithful interventions into some of the most important social, cultural, political and intellectual debates of our day, and 2) help Christian students to understand and engage with their academic

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    Video talk: Introduction to Thinking Through the Bible

  • Seminar. Storyboarding your Discipline: A Tool for Christian Students and Academics

    In this seminar I want to explore one way that Christian academics can understand the secular disciplines in which we work. I will begin by discussing two different ways in which we can understand the Christian faith and the way it shapes our work, before moving on to discuss a tool to help us think

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    Seminar. Storyboarding your Discipline: A Tool for Christian Students and Academics

  • The Gospel Coalition Course | Derrida, Foucault, and the Bible

    Derrida, Foucault, and the Bible Understand What Prominent Postmodern Philosophers Derrida and Foucault Were Saying, and Put Their Views in Conversation with the Bible About the Course This course will help you see what Derrida and Foucault are really saying, and show you how you can bring their thought into conversation with the Bible. You

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    The Gospel Coalition Course | Derrida, Foucault, and the Bible