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Science and the Theology of Catastrophe – Revd Dr Roger Abbott

 Olivia Rathbone

A lecture on Science and the Theology of Catastrophe by the Revd Dr Roger Abbott as part of the Sarum College 2023 Science and Faith Lecture Series. The series is funded as part of the Science for Seminaries grant from ECLAS.

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