A selection of quick fire ‘short answers to big questions’ with ECLAS project director Tom McLeish – these are intended for use with our ‘Lesson Plans’ and, also, as discussion starters across the range of modules in various theological disciplines across the Common Awards.
Professor Tom McLeish explores the topic of blame with reference to the Book of Job, and discusses how this issue is relevant to Christians living through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Transcript - Should Christians blame others during Covid-19?
Transcript - How do the new sciences of chaos and quantum mechanics inform theology?
Transcript - Does the Book of Job really speak to science today?
Transcript - If all creation is good, what about the suffering we see around us in nature?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.
Transcript - How does believing in evolution affect our sense of being unique and created with a purpose?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.
Transcript - Is it possible to take the Bible seriously and believe in evolution?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.
Transcript - How do we affirm the vocations of scientists within the Church?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.
Transcript - Why should science engage with the church?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.
Transcript - What difference does it make to doing science, if the scientist is a Christian?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.
Transcript - Is it difficult being a Christian and a scientist?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.
Transcript - Does the perceived break between theology and science suffer from the larger one between the humanities and science?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.
Transcript - What can today's cutting-edge science learn from theology?
Part of our ‘Short Answers to Big Questions’ series.