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Ricœur at the Limits of Philosophy: Why I wrote it

Ricœur at the Limits of Philosophy: Why I wrote it

The above image is the cover of my first book, which I am very excited about having published. It is an academic book about the French philosopher Paul Ricœur. Yet writing it has been much more than an academic exercise for me. What I...

Faith at the Frontiers – New Podcast

Faith at the Frontiers – New Podcast

Hello friends, I want to announce the launch of my new podcast, ‘Faith at the Frontiers’, which tackles difficult questions like the ones I write about on this blog, but in the form of audio discussion rather than written monologue! The...

Violence in the Bible: The Case of the Canaanite Genocides

Violence in the Bible: The Case of the Canaanite Genocides

One of the most disturbing parts of the Bible is known as the “Canaanite Genocides” in which God commands the people of Israel to invade the land of Canaan and kill everyone who lives there. How are Christians to understand this passage?

Should Christians Celebrate Advent?

Should Christians Celebrate Advent?

Advent is part of the liturgical calendar, which is controversial for some Christians. This post explores both sides of the debate before settling in favour of advent.

Visiting a Charismatic Catholic Conference

Visiting a Charismatic Catholic Conference

The collision of ‘Spirit-filled’ and ‘Sacramental’ worlds at a Charismatic Catholic conference made me reflect on the value of both these traditions and their power when they are together.

What I Learned in Prison

What I Learned in Prison

The diary of a period when I visited a maximum security prison once a week, and how my prejudices were changed through personal encounter.