A Programme of Talks and Discussions about Christian Thinkers
- Occurring
- Thursday 12 March 2026, Thursday 09 April 2026, Thursday 07 May 2026 Thursday at for 1 hour
- Venue
- Church Croft
- Address Church Croft
Thursday 12 March 2026 -Francis Spufford - Unapologetic (2012)
Thursday 9 April 2026 - Karen Armstrong - The Case for God (2009)
Thursday 7 May 2026 - C.S. Lewis - Mere Christianity (1952)
Christian history is full of thinkers and writers wrestling with the human condition and their understanding of god. Francis Spufford is a celebrated novelist for works like Golden Hill but is also a practising Christian and wrote a defence of faith with the subtitle, ‘why, in spite of everything, Christianity still makes surprising emotional sense’. Karen Armstrong is a former Roman Catholic sister who left her convent as a young woman and became a popular writer on religion writing books on Muhammad, Buddha, and the commonalities between faiths. She sets out her later more mystical Christian Faith in The Case for God. C.S. Lewis may be the most well-loved and influential Christian thinker in the modern Church of England. He argues that the experience of the Second World War persuades us that there really is good and evil in the world and that means there is God.
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