Brian Brock has published a new book called "Captive to Christ, Open to the World". An excerpt can be found here: scribd.com/doc/236968583/…

A link to the schedule for the Aberdeen Christian Ethics conference. Less than 2 weeks to go! dropbox.com/s/cb7ut6wpp87p…

Prof. Stephen Williams from Union, Belfast will be our guest on May 18th for an end of year lecture on Nietzsche.

A reminder that deadline for the call for papers for the fascinating upcoming conference at Loyola Institute is today: loyolatcd.com/call-for-paper…

Society for the Study of Christian Ethics Postgrad Conference announced: Durham, April 21-22. ssce.org.uk/pg-forums Robert Song as plenary

Brian & Stephanie Brock have published an account of the 1st year or so of their son Adam's life. Essential reading. ow.ly/Yxtnl

This afternoon we welcome Susan Parsons, editor of SCE, to deliver a paper entitled "The Strange Work of Dying". 3pm in Humanities Manse.

This year's SSCE conference has been announced: "Christians and Other Animals". Find out more here: ssce.org.uk/content/2016-c…

This afternoon we welcome Judith Wolfe from St. Andrews to our seminar. She'll be critically examining Lewis' The Abolition of Man. 3pm.

Today, 3pm, Seminar Room 1 of Humanities Manse, we welcome University of Edinburgh's Jeremy Kidwell to lead the last ethics seminar of term

His paper will be on environmental ethics: "The Extinction of Lament? Formulating a Theological Response to Mass-Death in the Anthropocene".

Wondering what the "anthropocene" is? vimeo.com/39048998

Tomorrow at 4pm in the Divinity Library we welcome Dr Martin Wendte as he lectures on the challenge of Jesus to modern conceptions of health

Tomorrow we are delighted to welcome Prof. Kathryn Tanner from Yale who will discuss her ongoing Gifford Lectures. 2-4pm in Humanity Manse.

Every Christian ethicist should start the day with the Scriptures and prayer. Then maybe they should listen to this: youtube.com/watch?v=-JVrjB…

Shout out to our very own, much loved, John Swinton upon winning the Michael Ramsey prize. Much deserved. archbishopofcanterbury.org/articles.php/5…

And while we are praising our colleagues, congrats to the Biblical studies folks for their new postdoc funding: abdn.ac.uk/news/9875/

Great to read Claire Hein Blanton, PhD's review of Joshua Kaiser's "Becoming Simple and Wise" in Reviews in Religion & Theology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ri…

Best wishes to all the Aberdeen delegates and speakers heading south this weekend to participate in SSCE's annual conference.

An exciting new event running in May 2017, putting theology into conversation with economics: joyandprosperity.files.wordpress.com/2017/01/joy-pr…