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The Light Ages: Book Review

The Light Ages: Book Review

In this review, Cirũ Muriuki explores Seb Falk’s captivating book, which takes readers on a journey through medieval science and faith. Guided by 14th-century monk Brother John of Westwyk, Falk reveals how theology, philosophy, and discovery intertwined, challenging modern perceptions of the so-called “Dark Ages.”
Advent reflections

Advent reflections

Advent is a sacred season of anticipation and preparation, where we reflect on the hope, peace, joy, and love that Christ brings. It’s a time to celebrate His birth and to prepare our hearts for His promised return, as we journey through this meaningful tradition of waiting with faith.
Sowing Seeds of Climate Justice: From Grief to Action

Sowing Seeds of Climate Justice: From Grief to Action

We were not created to be survivors. We were created to have life. And what climate change does is challenge life
The Convo | The Fall in Science and Theology Podcast

The Convo | The Fall in Science and Theology Podcast

Can we imagine a doctrine of the fall that is true of evolutionary science and leaves room for hope?
Tribute for Rod Oram: A Climate Warrior, a Public Intellectual, a Compassionate Activist 

Tribute for Rod Oram: A Climate Warrior, a Public Intellectual, a Compassionate Activist 

Moe Mai Rā, Rod Oram.
Living in the ‘Good’ World of Inherent Pain and Suffering

Living in the ‘Good’ World of Inherent Pain and Suffering

Emma Belcher examines half of life time of pain and her own journey in understanding it in light of a good God.
Advent reflections 2023

Advent reflections 2023

Advent, in the Church's tradition, marks a period of expectant waiting and preparation for the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. It's a time to reflect on hope, peace, joy, and love, as the faithful anticipate the coming of Christ both in the historical event of his birth and in the anticipation of His return.
Prioritising Listening

Prioritising Listening

Sue Genner (Tauranga priest and GP) reviews a book by Karen Bakker on how technologies are helping people to hear non-human sounds and how this opens us up to the voice of nature.
Evolution and Theology

Evolution and Theology

Sometimes as adults we forget that all our reflections on science and faith have a history and that we all came to this space by a long route, sometimes deep into childhood. In this blog we get a rare insight into the thinking of a child, one who thinks very hard and very deeply about the questions that really matter. 

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