On 28th October 2006, Bishop Rob Forsyth gave the ISCAST annual lecture on the topic of "‘Then a Miracle Occurs’: The Blessing and Limitations of Science".
Download the MP3 file (12.8MB; 56:08) and the PDF.
On September 11, 2006, CASE ran a two-hour seminar about the imagery of 9/11 and religious interpretations of its meaning.
Greg Clarke and Justine Toh presented reflections on the way the events we summarise as ‘9/11’ have been depicted, are now being reconstructed and retold in films and documentaries, and the various symbols and iconic photographs that are now associated with it. These reflections are undergirded by the worldview and
Hear Greg Clarke speak on the topic of "Is Atheism dying in the 21st century?" as part of Campus Bible Study’s Jesus Ain’t a Dirty Word mission event.
Free download (4.2 MB; 31 min approx).
Does the Bible ban interest? …and so what if it does?
On August 15, 2006, Dr Michael Schluter (former World Bank consultant and founder of Britain’s Relationship Foundation) presented a CASE lecture in which he explored the Bible’s teaching on interest and the relationship between economics and Christianity.
How should we approach understanding what the Bible says about interest? Firstly, it is important to keep in mind taht Christianity is a
Dr Darrel Falk, Professor of Biology at Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, and author of Coming to Peace with Science: Bridging the Worlds Between Faith and Biology, gave two lectures in June 2006. These were joint lectures with ISCAST:
Anglican Bishop of Durham, NT Wright, is one of the most influential figures in Christian thinking today. His series of books on the Origins of Christianity have already played a major role in reshaping and re-invigorating theology in the areas of Christology, ecclesiology, eschatology and many other –ologies, too. On the 22nd March 2006 Bishop Wright gave a CASE public entitled ‘Resurrection and Beyond’ that was based on his 800 page book The
CASE ran this conference on 25-26 November 2005. MP3s of the lectures are available to download for CASE Associates. The conference programme was:
Andrew Cameron: “Let the dead bury their own dead”: Jesus on the dark side of the family.
Trevor Cairney: Fathers and the family: Spiritual and educational foundations for life
Jeremy Halcrow: Addressing the conflict between home and work
Greg Clarke:Beyond the Flanders: Christian families in
On 30 June 2005, Professor Richard Swinburne (Oxford) spoke on the topic of ‘The Probability of the Resurrection of Jesus’ (6.85 MB; 59:54).
Hear Greg Clarke, Chris Forbes and Peter Bolt at a CASE Easter forum on the historical Jesus.
Free download (8.74MB; 1:16:24).
CASE ran a conference on Humans and Machines on 25-28 November 2004. Greg Clarke gave an opening address on ‘Imagining the Human Future’ (4.79 MB; 41:51).
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