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.”
Climate Warming in the Light of an Ethic of Responsibility: Full Article
Although there is unanimity about the warming of the climate, there are still people who deny that it is humanmade, despite scientific evidence to the contrary. The situation is very serious inasmuch as tipping points seem close, including the thawing of permafrost in Siberia and Canada and large land-based icesheets in Greenland and the Antarctic. The goal of limiting warming to 1.5 C or 2.0 C since 1780 appears optimistic.
ISCAST–NZCIS Conversations Series 2021 #1: General Themes
