Repost of an article I wrote for a student theology publication which no longer exists. A look at the ethical implications of the theological doctrine of enhypostatic christology.
Enhypostatic Christology, and the Ethical Implications
Ethics
CODEC’s MediaLit Conference 2017
The MediaLit17 Chronicles
“Sexuality” and the subjective/objective problem
Romans during the Decadence — Courture In my studies at the moment we are doing a course on “Sex and Gender”. The conversations have been really rather interesting as we’ve looked at something of what does it mean to consider people as “sexual beings”. One of the first “hurdles”, as it were, is the realisation of how […]
The Morality of Internet Surveillance – and is it too late?
With Wikileaks and Snowden and more recently #Vault7 giving us a glimpse into the vast and far reaching methods and systems of governmental electronic surveillance the questions of the morality of such surveillance is a key issue for all of us who use the internet. I recently read: Nicholas Tavaglione: A dilemma for Indiscriminate Pre-emptive […]
Initial Observations on the ‘Marriage and Same Sex Relationships after the Shared Conversations’ Report
Today there was a press conference where the Rt Rev Graham James, Bishop of Norwich, presented a paper from the House of Bishops on Marriage and Same Sex Relations after the Shared Conversations, which will be discussed at the General Synod in February. This is the latest chapter in the on going discussions within the […]
Laci Green: ATTACK ON ABORTION – a comment.
A comment on Laci Green’s “ATTACK ON ABORTION” Video
