Our eighth Beer and Theology, in association with The Centre for Theology and Community and the Hurtado Jesuit Centre, will be with Graham Kings and and Dr Muthuraj Swamy, Head of Department of Christian Theology, Union Biblical Seminary, Pune, India. The subject will be ‘Inter Faith Dialogue: Is it Worth It?’
Our seventh Beer and Theology, in association with The Centre for Theology and Community and the Hurtado Jesuit Centre, will be with Graham Kings and Lily Botrous, Lecturer at Alexandria School of Theology, Egypt. The subject will be ‘What Happened to the Arab Spring?’ introduced by Lily.
Do you have to be evangelical to plant churches and win disciples?
Bishop Graham reflects on what art and poetry can mean for mission.
A study of pastoral accommodation in theory and in practice (prayer after abortion, polygamy, and divorce and remarriage) and its relevance to debates on same-sex unions.
Next Beer and Theology Gathering
The decision as to whether to include certain ways of life within the leadership and liturgical celebration of the church – in any area of life, not just sexuality – cannot be made on the basis of an appeal to inclusion.
Graham Kings reflects on his time in Seoul for the IAMS conference
It’s time to rethink preaching.
“If there was no link between Englishness and Christianity, what was the point of the Church of England?” (177). This critique of Rowan Williams’ Sharia lecture gets to the heart of the argument and the problem with Andrew Brown and Linda Woodhead’s book.