A model and examples on how we might shape our disciplines for Christ
Andrew Basden has put up a blog entry on the Salford Business School site about ‘HSBC, Tax Avoidance – and Faith?’ Click here to read it It may be seen as an example of how faith might be relevant to ‘secular’ issues. Andrew would very much appreciate it if you posted a comment to let…
Introduction Do you, as a Christian academic, sometimes feel that the material you teach in your field is somehow inconsistent with a Christian view of the world? Do you feel that there ought to be a new paradigm in your field that is more consistent with it, but at the same time also soundly academic?…
Introduction Do you, as a Christian academic, sometimes feel that the material you teach in your field is somehow inconsistent with a Christian view of the world? Do you feel that there ought to be a new paradigm in your field that is more consistent with it, but at the same time also soundly academic?…
First of Two Provocative Statements About a Philosophical Understanding of Sustainability Andrew Basden My problem, my confusion was I was a member of the Green Party in the 1980’s, I still am actually [although I don’t like it]. I came across lots of different factions fighting against each other. There were the deep ecologists who…
Second of Two Provocative Statements About a Philosophical Understanding of Sustainability Andrew Basden Provocative Statement 2 I’ve got ten minutes left. So I want to make another provocative statement that’s not in my paper but was stimulated partly by Chrisna, who said “We need deep inner personal transformation.” And Peter I think said “we need…
The brief peer-reviewed publication reproduced below in draft form is offered as an example both of Christian apologetics (albeit of a covert sort) and also of C-A-N-’s programme of ‘Shaping Our Disciplines.’ The Scriptures that are shared by Judaism with Christianity and Islam teach that each human individual (‘soul’) is – using contemporary scholarly terminology…