21st Century
Best Pods of 2021
Lockdown has caused the proliferation of podcasts, with every Tom, Dick and Harriet taking to the pod waves. And, slightly awkwardly, I’m no exception. But
30th December 2021
4 Comments
evolution
My Ko-fi button
Will you support my work? You can simply BUY me a COFFEE!
AMERICAS
Q Marks the Spot 140 (June 2020)
Sacred Treasure George Floyd left a Gospel legacy in Houston: tragedy piles on tragedy, but this is just one tiny glimmer of light. Having God
31st May 2020
No Comments
atheism
What to make of Orphan Black’s Clone Club?
For starters, I’m an unashamed fan. Orphan Black is fantastic TV. We’ve watched through the first 4 seasons now, but will have to wait until
18th July 2017
No Comments
apologetics
3rd June 2011
No Comments
Where the ghost in the machine? Fritz Kahn’s Industrial Palace
Fritz Kahn was a remarkable man – a scientist, gynaecologist, artist, polymath – and eventually a Jewish refugee to the USA from Nazi Germany. He
3rd November 2010
7 Comments
18th Century
The infectiousness of wonder: Richard Holmes and the romance of science
Richard Holmes’ magisterial Age of Wonder has worked its magic on me. Having worked my way through it over several weeks before Christmas, many of
2nd February 2010
2 Comments
This time, I’m with Dawkins
One of the RSS feeds I follow is from a provocative little site called irReligion.org – and they never fail to come up with the
12th October 2009
2 Comments
St Augustine on Darwin’s ‘Origin of the Species’? Read on…
Alister McGrath is at his best (IMHO) when engaging with debates of science and religion. After all, he’s a scholar of both. And he’s got
15th May 2009
5 Comments