ISCAST – Christianity & Science in Conversation just launched the first volume of the revived ISCAST academic journal, Christian Perspectives on Science and Technology (CPOSAT).
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Exploring Theology, Displacement, and Lived Poetics
Rev Dr Xiaoli Yang, Honorary Research Associate at the University of Divinity, writes about her sabbatical year of study at Princeton Theological Seminary. During this time she is doing research on the concept of lived...
Caste Aside
When Pilgrim Theological College Rev Associate Professor Monica Melanchthon addressed a recent Synod Intercultural Forum event she spoke on a topic very close to her heart. Monica’s talk on how the Bible can be read...
AIOCS 2023 “Beginnings” Prizes
The Australian Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies (AIOCS) is pleased to announce its 2023 “Beginnings” prize competition. Three prizes will be offered in December 2023, for studies focusing on the contribution of...
Wes Campbell Exhibition: A Retrospective
Habitat Uniting Church is holding a free exhibition of artist and theologian Wes Campbell's paintings at SWell Centre in Hawthorn, Victoria
Postgraduate Scholarships and Bursaries in Catholic Studies/Catholic Theology
In partnership with the Faithful Companions of Jesus, the Centre for Catholic Studies (CCS) at Durham University is offering up to five FCJ Bicentenary Scholarship awards to full-time or part-time MA and PhD candidates.
Australian Religious Archive: celebrating story and history
The religious archives of five Australian congregations have found a new permanent home in Melbourne as part of an initiative to collect and store valuable materials for future generations. The Australian Religious...
Call for papers for 2022 APTO conference
This Conference invites contributions that bring fresh and diverse perspectives to the conversation about Gracious Engagement: Dialogue across the theological spectrums.
The ISCAST Integrate awards 2022
Announcing $7,000 in grants + mentorship for science–faith projects by students
The Queen: Symbol of Imperialism and Colonialism for First Nations Peoples of Australia
"For most First Nations peoples in Australia, the Queen is a symbol of British imperialism under which we were colonised, our land stolen, our people massacred, cultural genocide committed, children stolen and the high...