Recruiting for Focus Groups
I’m currently recruiting participants (in and around Edinburgh) for focus groups about surveillance and Christian faith. More details here.
Surveillance & Religion Lecture 2015
This lecture will be streamed live via Periscope at 5.15pm UK time. The link for the Periscope feed will be tweeted just before the start… Read More »Surveillance & Religion Lecture 2015
responding
How might we respond? This is the sixth and final of a series of postings that relate to a research project I’ve been conducting on using… Read More »responding
Two way conversation
‘What’s the Bible saying to the debate and what’s this debate saying to the Bible?’ This is the fifth of a series of postings that relate to a… Read More »Two way conversation
The bible and the referendum?
Where can we go in the Bible? This is the fourth of a series of postings that relate to a research project I’ve been conducting on… Read More »The bible and the referendum?
Why is the debate like it is?
What is shaping the debate? This is the third of a series of postings that relate to a research project I’ve been conducting on using a… Read More »Why is the debate like it is?
State of the debate
How is the debate going? This is the second of a series of postings that relate to a research project I’ve been conducting on using… Read More »State of the debate
Our independence stories
Focusing In This is one of a series of postings that relate to a research project I’ve been conducting on using a model of practical theological… Read More »Our independence stories
Focus Groups on Independence
I am currently researching the contribution of Practical Theology to Scottish public life. This is in response to a request from one of the editors… Read More »Focus Groups on Independence
Review of Doug Gay’s ‘Honey from the Lion: Christianity and the Ethics of Nationalism’
[One of the projects for my current semester of research leave is to write a report for the International Journal of Practical Theology on the… Read More »Review of Doug Gay’s ‘Honey from the Lion: Christianity and the Ethics of Nationalism’