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Hearing Christ in Context

Posted by Terry | May 10, 2019 | Spirituality |

We now understand the origins of the universe, the earth and life better than we did 2,000 years ago. So if Christ’s authentic voice is to be heard, it must be believable. It must be heard in the context of a story that holds up in the light of scientific discoveries, supported by evidence that withstands scrutiny. Which is why we can no longer see science and faith as opposing each other, and why serious attempts to understand both the wisdom of religions (including but not restricted to Christianity) and the evidence of science such as Yale University’s ‘Journey of the Universe’ should be embraced by Christians.

Nothing’s the Same Since Samos

Posted by Terry | May 5, 2019 | Reflections |

A personal account of the impact on my life of the pilgrimage I made to Santiago de Compostela in April 2019.

After the Dust Has Settled

Posted by Terry | Apr 25, 2019 | Reflections |

On 28th March 2019 I set out on an unlikely adventure for an old bloke like me, to walk the 170...

Psalms

Posted by Terry | Mar 10, 2019 |

Traditionally, Psalms have been used extensively in both public and private worship, but in the twenty-first century their relevance is not always apparent. This course of six studies, drawing heavily on the work of Walter Brueggemann seeks to bring them to life in ways that resonate with life today for the thinking Christian.

Genesis

Posted by Terry | Mar 10, 2019 |

The Biblical accounts of creation in the book of Genesis have been the focus of much apparent conflict between Christians and Scientists. This series of 11 studies takes a thoughtful look into the text, and identifies how people who accept the scientific accounts of creation can still find deep spiritual wisdom in the Bible’s opening book.

Issue: Religion and philosophy

Hearing Christ in Context

Nothing’s the Same Since Samos

After the Dust Has Settled

Psalms

Genesis

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