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  • O thou who changest not

    O thou who changest not

    The early Christians distinguished between our time in this life and a very different time, which was, for them, ‘real time.' This real time was the ever-presence of God, sometimes called...

  • How to be a religious agnostic

    How to be a religious agnostic

    The new atheist argument with religion goes nowhere fast, and nurtures the dangerous vice of intolerance. Mark Vernon asks how can such an agnosticism be fleshed out? Mark Vernon was an Anglican...
    Speaker(s): Mark Vernon

  • Did Darwin help us to understand God better?

    Did Darwin help us to understand God better?

    Two hundred years on, are we recognising that far from undermining faith, Darwin may help us understand it better? With Dr Allan Chapman, historian of science at Wadham College, Oxford, Mark Vernon,...

  • A plea for Christian piracy

    A plea for Christian piracy

    They make corporations' blood boil, and children's pulses race: what is it about pirates that remains perennially fascinating, and what possibly could our faith learn from Somalian bandits, 17th...
    Speaker(s): Kester Brewin

  • The Republic of Heaven: A Catholic Anglican future

    The Republic of Heaven: A Catholic Anglican future

    ‘The Catholic tradition' in the Church of England is not what most people see as a seed bed of hope for the church, and before it can be, some aspects which are not authentically Catholic need to...

  • Yes we can? What Obama means for us

    Yes we can? What Obama means for us

    Barack Obama's experience as a Community Organiser working with churches in Chicago helped him win the Presidency. Do we believe churches can make political change in our communities? Find out how...

  • How to be human (with Hieronymus Bosch)

    How to be human (with Hieronymus Bosch)

    What can a painting 500 years old tell us about life today? Find out, in the company of Thomas à Kempis, Terry Pratchett, Bob Dylan, Brian Eno and Hieronymus Bosch. Justin Lewis-Anthony is Rector...

  • We are strange: God is stranger

    We are strange: God is stranger

    Bookshops are full of argument and counter-argument between atheists and Christians, but what could theology actually learn from a ‘new physics' that has given us parallel universes, multiple...
    Speaker(s): Kester Brewin

  • The Sabbath for Beginners

    The Sabbath for Beginners

    Time has become an enemy rather than a gift, so in our contemporary frenetic lifestyles, the institution of the Sabbath is more important than ever. John was born within smelling distance of Johnny...
    Speaker(s): John Bell

  • Did Paul mean it all?

    Did Paul mean it all?

    A fresh look at St. Paul and the seeming contradictions in his writings – is he even the author of Ephesians, Colossians and Timothy? John was born within smelling distance of Johnny Walker's...
    Speaker(s): John Bell

  • Will you still need me, will you still feed me…

    Will you still need me, will you still feed me…

    The Long Now was never as long as in the developed western world, unless you think Methuselah did live until he was 969. We're living longer... and longer but what do we do with these extra years?...

  • Birmingham – It’s not sh*t

    Birmingham – It’s not sh*t

  • That difficult third novel: An exclusive preview

    That difficult third novel: An exclusive preview

    Jon McGregor's Even The Dogs was a difficult book to write, and isn't always an easy book to read. Hear Jon talk about the challenges of writing about darker themes, and how there is always,...
    Speaker(s): Jon McGregor

  • Fostering

    Fostering

    Are you considering fostering, have you been fostered, or work with fostered children? This workshop is an opportunity to share your hopes and experiences. Hosted by Jennie Gilhespy.

  • Indebting the Future

    Indebting the Future

    A look at why Christians have been reluctant to speak about money and how the parlous state of current financial affairs requires that we have to learn a new vocabulary. John was born within...
    Speaker(s): John Bell

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