From the latter half of the twentieth century, scholars began to pay attention to the truly worldwide, polycentric, and culturally diverse world of Christianity. The
Is there a moral order that can guide us through an age of rampant disorder? In this volume, Oxford theologian Lord Nigel Biggar offers a
Today’s public square in western societies is increasingly governed by highly moralized debates that often demand conformity to deeply amoral claims. These circumstances are made
This short webinar is designed for scholars who want to know more about how a mentoring relationship with another Christian scholar in their field can
What is the relationship between the ethical and faith commitments of a researcher? Are the worlds of academic work and religious belief two separate realms?
Young Kenyan Women’s Spiritual Formation in the Age of AI AI is rapidly reconfiguring religious authority, spiritual formation, and theological imagination across Africa. What does
While the long-term care sector recognizes that holistic care includes the spiritual, many long-term care homes feel under-equipped to provide spiritual care. Building on research
India is a land of diverse religions, cultures, languages, ideologies, and identities. Though the history of Indian Christianity can be traced back to St. Thomas
For over 20 years, Reach One Touch One Ministries (ROTOM) has developed community-based programs and faith-centered outreach initiatives that have become crucial avenues for reconnecting
In this presentation, Dr Smith will examine an experiment that captured the attention of the world. The Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, often cited for his
When unresolved moral trauma complicates the life review process for those in our care, how can we respond safely and compassionately to the spiritual and
This presentation examines the rise of the Third World Movement and its impact on the ecumenical agenda, beginning in the 1950s and culminating in the
