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HG Brennan Workshop on Economics and Theology

28 Mar 2024

HG Brennan Workshop on Economics and Theology

On 8-10 February 2024, The Centre for Religion Ethics and Society (CRES) hosted the second HG Brennan Workshop on Economics and Theology in association with the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture (ACC&C), with the theme of ‘Faith Work and Economics’. Our international guest for the workshop was the distinguished economist and policy advisory, Prof Juergen von Hagen, who is Dean of the Faculty of Economics at the University of.....

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Dr Brendan Long - The Economic Impact of Religion on Society in Australia

12 Feb 2024

Dr Brendan Long - The Economic Impact of Religion on Society in Australia

Congratulations to Dr Brendan Long, who was a contributing author to The Economic Impact of Religion on Society in Australia. Recent Research and Commentary ed. Thompson (Connor Court Publishing, 2024), which was launched at the HG Brennan Workshop on Economics and Theology hosted by the ACC&C over the weekend. Brendan’s chapter is called “Measuring the Economic Impact of Religiosity in Australia.” For more details about the book, so to Connor.....

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Theological Disputes lecture series - Dr Jonathan Cole

27 Oct 2023

Theological Disputes lecture series - Dr Jonathan Cole

In the latest ‘Theological Disputes’ lecture, Dr Jonathan Cole spoke on “Politics and the Pulpit are Terms that Have Little Agreement”: Burke’s critique of the political theologian.’ Dr Cole examined Edmund Burke’s use of the term ‘political theologian’ in Reflections on the Revolution in France (one of the first uses of the term in English). Burke used the term during his polemic against Dr Richard Price, and a sermon Dr.....

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Article news: Xiaoli Yang - Lived Poetics as a Contemplative Stance of Christian Witness

17 Oct 2023

Article news: Xiaoli Yang - Lived Poetics as a Contemplative Stance of Christian Witness

Congratulations to Xiaoli Yang for the publication of her article 'Lived Poetics as a Contemplative Stance of Christian Witness: The Case from Australia for a World in Crisis' in 'International Bulletin of Mission Research'. AbstractThis paper evokes reflections on “lived poetics” as a contemplative stance of Christian witness during the recent pandemic in the context of multicultural Australia “Down Under.” Following an explanation of lived poetics, this paper articulates how.....

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