公義 vs.復和: 紛亂時代的人際關係

Speakers:  Prof Paul Williams (Executive Director, Regent College Marketplace Institute) Paul Williams trained as an economist and worked in economic consulting for several years before undertaking theological training at Regent. He returned to the marketplace, working as an economic advisor for major international corporations and government agencies. He served as Chief Economist and Head of…

Received wisdom is that evolution is a more-or-less open-ended process, and lacks any predictability. This applies to all species, including humans. We too are just another historical accident, of no more (or less) significance than a snake or dragon fruit. Central to this supposition are not only random factors such as mutations, but the claim…

Michael Schluter has pioneered an international movement, called Relational Thinking, which proposes that organisations and public policy should have as their primary goal harmony across the different interest groups in society. As an economist professionally he recognises the importance of finance to the building of strong and sustainable society. Given the different worldviews which currently create tensions between Hong Kong and the Mainland and within the…

The Still Point is a collaboration between Faith and Global Engagement and International Arts Movement (Hong Kong Chapter). It is a three-week line-up of exhibitions, concerts, performances and talks engaging art, faith and humanity. The festival consists of a touring presentation of an artistic collaboration entitled the QU4RTETS, as well as works and performances by artists in Hong…

In what MIT Tech Review has called the “biggest biotech discovery of the century,” CRISPR/Cas9 and related techniques promise easy-to-do, inexpensive, and highly precise genetic deletions, insertions, and functional manipulations to basic genetic processes across the full spectrum of living beings. This holds great promise for advances in agriculture, animal studies, and fundamental biomedical research,…

Co-organized by:Faith and Science Collaborative Research Forum (FaSCoRe)Faith and Global Engagement When young children begin to ask ‘why?’ they embark on a journey with no final destination. The need to make sense of the world as a whole is an ultimate curiosity at the root of all human religions. In many cultures this has motivated…