Why does Enlightenment thought struggle to connect facts with values, while Asian thought struggles to separate them? What are the implications for relating faith and
In a world of ‘Big Data’ that feeds increasingly capable Artificial Intelligence, society around us is being revolutionized both digitally and in its human relationships.
This 3rd Party webinar on Thursday, 6 February 2020 at 1300 GMT is hosted by Bakke Graduate University and will be a guided discussion focused
How can we live ‘tech-wise’ lives by faith? Join us for this webinar, co-hosted with InterVarsity-USA, on Saturday, 1 February 2020 at 1430 GMT as
Are human beings inherently good or evil? If we are good, why do we do bad things? If we are evil, how can we learn
Academia is dominated by physicalist and naturalist paradigms for knowing that emanate from the sciences into the humanities. Is the immanent frame or physical world
Work will occupy most of our academic life. Amid the mundane and hectic, it’s too easy to become disconnected from God and his work in
Who makes law for the world? Who sets the rules for global trade? On 25 October 2019 at 1400 GMT, Dr. Terry Halliday, Research Professor,
As Christian teachers and scholars, we are not only interested in our students’ intellectual growth but also their spiritual and personal growth. On Thursday, 26
As missional Christian academics, we often have the opportunity to engage with local social justice issues. In doing so, we cannot only incorporate these matters
Here’s another opportunity to learn how to make the best use of EBSCOhost databases, the most used reference resource around the world. These databases, included
Interested in better understanding the Muslim world and learning how to contextualise the gospel in this setting? This 3rd party webinar, led by Dr. Ron
