Yesterday, I attended a course on how to talk to people of faith about climate change. I was impressed by the evidence-based approach taken by the team from the charity Climate Outreach in putting together a communications strategy. It provided a great example of how science and faith can be brought together to inspire action. […]
Believing in both God and science
This blog post is the text of a sermon that I gave on the 2nd Sunday of Lent 2018 in the parishes of Benson and Ewelme in Oxfordshire, UK. The Bible readings for the day were Romans 4.13-end and Mark 8.31-end. Who are you going to trust? This is a question that gets asked […]
Frankenstein: a novel for its time – and ours
Mary Shelley’s first novel, Frankenstein was published in January 1818, making this month its 200th anniversary. Although generally thought of as gothic horror, Frankenstein can also be thought of as probably the world’s first science fiction novel. Science is, clearly, at the heart of the story. Some elements of the novel may well reflect […]
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