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The first of these is a 6-part lecture series that runs from 22nd of September to 24th November. These are all at St Martins in the Fields in central London, near Trafalgar Square. The focus of the talks, in the centenary year of the outbreak of the Great War, is on conflict, what humanity has learnt and how those who believe in a God of Justice and Love can respond.
Speakers include Sam Wells, the vicar of St Martins and professor of Christian Ethics at King’s College London; Baroness Shirley Williams the life peer and co-founder of the Liberal Democrats; Andrew White the chaplain of St George’s Bagdad and Richard Harries, former Bishop of Oxford.
The lectures are entitled:
These lectures of course link directly to the OCR AS Ethics course but would also be great for those who in study History or Politics.
You can find more information at http://www.stmartin-in-the-fields.org/education/lecture-series/ or by downloading the flyer - Here:
Speakers include Sam Wells, the vicar of St Martins and professor of Christian Ethics at King’s College London; Baroness Shirley Williams the life peer and co-founder of the Liberal Democrats; Andrew White the chaplain of St George’s Bagdad and Richard Harries, former Bishop of Oxford.
The lectures are entitled:
- Can there ever be a Just War?
- Living without enemies in Northern Ireland.
- What has our nation learnt from war?
- Living without enemies in Bagdad.
- What have we learnt from war? A view from the front line
- The Christian concept of peace.
These lectures of course link directly to the OCR AS Ethics course but would also be great for those who in study History or Politics.
You can find more information at http://www.stmartin-in-the-fields.org/education/lecture-series/ or by downloading the flyer - Here:
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