Join us for the next Wollaston Research Seminar on July 21 featuring Professor Megan Cassidy-Welch.
I has emerged as a tool for productivity, a threat to jobs, and even a stand-in for God. Much of the language used to discuss AI draws on apocalyptic and prophetic discourse, as well as on images of God rooted in divine omniscience. Rev. Dr Kristel Clayville, a lecturer in ethics in the computer science department at University of Illinois Chicago, suggests an alternative theological framework.
Join us for the Biennial Barry Marshall Memorial Lecture, presented by Bishop Susan Bell, the 12th Bishop of Niagara in the Anglican Church of Canada.
Considering the multiple relations of religion and power, what difference does religion make, for good and for ill, and what might be the constructive contributions of theology be in fostering global solidarities?
The Divine Word Missionaries (SVD) and the Australian Association of Mission Studies (AAMS) are holding a Conference at YTU on Thursday and Friday 2-3 October. The theme of the Conference […]
