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Saved From What? And For What?

 Helen Billam

Recordings from a clergy study day held for Southwark diocese exploring science-engaged theology linked to Covid-19. The ECLAS team presented on three topics:

  • Finding effective science-religion narratives in the Covid-19 pandemic – and beyond, Dr Franziska Kohlt.
  • Pandemic narratives, divine action, and human agency, Dr Thokozani Kamwendo.
  • Human and divine breath in the Bible: Why we cannot understand salvation without biology, Revd Dr Lucas Mix.
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