Theology in the Margins

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2 episodes

1 week ago

As a podcast dedicated to conversations at the edge of society, each episode is dedicated to sitting down with thinkers, practitioners and provocateurs to ask how theological ideas shape and are re-shaped by the lives at the margins of society. From race, gender and disability to prisons, poverty and protest, we delve into the spaces where theology often feels uncomfortable, unspoken or overlooked. These are conversations that cross-disciplines and defy easy categories, inviting listeners into an exploration of deeper questions around justice, power and faith in the 21st century.

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Theology in the Margins

Episode 1: Dr Alistair McKitterick-Faith, Science and the Quiet Revival

In this episode we sat down with Dr Alistair McKitterick from the London School of Theology. We discussed the recent Bible Society Report and the rise of church attendance (particularly amongst young adults); social & cultural influences; male identity and coming to Faith; the Intelligent Design Movement and it's place in the public sphere.

Dr Alistair McKitterick's book Faithful Science is available at this link https://amzn.eu/d/83opVLt

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3 months ago

1 hour 9 minutes 47 seconds

Theology in the Margins

Introduction to Theology in the Margins

In this introductory episode, hosts Natalie and Dane lay the groundwork for listeners to familiarise themselves with the Theology in the Margins Podcast; is theology still relevant in the 21st century? What do we mean by 'in the margins'? Finally we explore what ideas and topics will shape this first series of conversations.

4 months ago

18 minutes 33 seconds