公義 vs.復和: 紛亂時代的人際關係

Denis Alexander provides an engaging approach to the question of what it means to be human. With insights from genetics, philosophy and theology, Alexander shows that contemporary science is a gift to natural theology and that theology and science can indeed learn from and support one another. About the talk The old, bad days of…

“Self” is an important theme in the Bible. Abram was named Abraham to start off a new identity as he believed in God’s promise. Jesus Christ humbled himself, standing in the position of sinners, to achieve salvation. When people become Christians, they change their identity from sinners to sons of God. Believers can overcome sinful…

Rapid advances in reproductive and genetic technology are transforming the way new human beings can be created, selected and modified. At the same time, powerful medical technology is able to keep elderly people alive in the face of devastating diseases and degenerative conditions. How can we respond to these complex ethical challenges from the perspective…

A student lunchtime discussion with Dr. Andrew Loke, in follow-up to Prof NT Wright’s talk on Life’s Biggest Questions Andrew Loke was Research Assistant Professor at The University of Hong Kong, and is currently Assistant Professor at Hong Kong Baptist University. He is the author of The Origins of Divine Christology (Cambridge University Press), God…

The QU4RTETS presents four sets of paintings by Makoto Fujimura and Bruce Herman, as part of an ongoing artistic collaboration in word, image and music, with composer Christopher Theofanidis and theologian Jeremy Begbie inspired by T. S. Eliot’s Four Quartets.  As a rare instance of painting and poetry productively informing one another, the QU4RTETS paintings…