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  • Israel/Palestine: Health rights under occupation

    Israel/Palestine: Health rights under occupation

    How the Israeli occupation uses health as an instrument of control, with recent case studies, Miri explores action for change and ways of mobilisation. Miri Weingarten works for Physicians for Human...

  • Denial ain’t just a river in Egypt

    Denial ain’t just a river in Egypt

    To explore the causes of climate change we have to go back to the time of Socrates. And is the only way to address it now to develop a Christian concept of time and space? Mike Edwards is CAFOD's...

  • 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

  • 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

  • Celebrating the ordinary – rediscovering ritual

    Celebrating the ordinary – rediscovering ritual

    How do you celebrate becoming an adult... the changing of seasons... leaving school... the start of a new year? Join us to share ways of using ritual in our families and communities to mark change...
    Speaker(s): Jenny Baker

  • Could the road from Gaza, Nablus and Fallujah lead to your door?

    Could the road from Gaza, Nablus and Fallujah lead to your door?

    The occupied Palestinian territories have a significance for Israel beyond the religious and national: Israel's close co-operation with security firms and police forces in Britain bring closer to...
    Speaker(s): Jeff Halper

  • Israel/Palestine: How will a peaceful& just co-existence become a reality

    Israel/Palestine: How will a peaceful& just co-existence become a reality

    Jewish, Muslim and Christian voices from the Holy Land look at options for a just peace and evaluate their chances for success.

  • Abandoning Gaza: Israel’s seige and international responsibility

    Abandoning Gaza: Israel’s seige and international responsibility

    Abandoning Gaza: Israel's siege and international responsibility Israel imposed a siege on Gaza in 2007, resulting in a humanitarian crisis which intensified during Operation Cast Lead, Israel's...

  • Spiritual Intelligence: a new way of being

    Spiritual Intelligence: a new way of being

    We live in a spiritually dumb society, but Christian culture rarely seems much brighter. How can you rediscover your ‘spiritual intelligence' and use it to unleash your God-given...
    Speaker(s): Brian Draper

  • Non-violent resistance in Palestine

    Non-violent resistance in Palestine

    Hear about the daily struggles involved in breaking the cycle of violence and oppression, offering hope for Palestine and Israel.
    Speaker(s): Sami Awad

  • Sacred Spaces and Utopias

    Sacred Spaces and Utopias

    Is literature an escapist art form? And if so, where does it allow the reader to escape to? This talk explores the phenomenon of ‘sacred spaces' envisioned in classic and contemporary literature...
    Speaker(s): Andrew Tate

  • Epic narratives

    Epic narratives

    Some of the greatest stories ever told also tend to be the most sprawling, convoluted and frustrating narratives to engage with. Join Andrew Tate as he takes a ‘long now' view of the cultural...
    Speaker(s): Andrew Tate

  • The new atheists: the twilight of reason and the war on religion

    The new atheists: the twilight of reason and the war on religion

    There is a new breed of atheist about and, led by the fearsome Dawkins, and flanked by Hitchens and Harris, they are on a zealous crusade to free us from our dark-age delusions about religion, and...
    Speaker(s): Tina Beattie

  • How to lead a film discussion group

    How to lead a film discussion group

    Film discussions are a valuable way to explore theological and ethical themes. Vic Thiessen considers how to go about it, with the help of clips. Vic Thiessen is a Canadian Mennonite theologian, and...

  • Non Violent Resistance In Occupied Palestine

    Non Violent Resistance In Occupied Palestine

    Violent resistance by Palestinians is always headline news. But this illustrated presentation tells another story: of brave and resilient non-violent resistance in the Hebron area of the West...

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