Norris-Hulse Professor of Divinity at Cambridge. Fellow of Emmanuel College. Views my own.
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FOR before WITH and IS: a message for our times. An important D Society paper on ‘For-ness’ by Ben Quash yesterday. @CamDivinity @Peterhouse_Cam
ALT Ford Maddox Brown, Jesus washing Peter’s Feet’ (detail), 1852-56. Tate
Catherine Pickstock retweeted
Dear writers, we need your imagination, your narrative creativity and your lively thinking. We need these to create spaces of freedom and authenticity, within which divine grace can make the promise of consolation and peace resound. vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/e…
Tomorrow!
Our free Sunday organ recital this week is given by our Assistant Organist, Paul Greally. The programme will include the world premiere of The Son of Man, a new piece by composer Frederick Stocken.
The performance starts at 5pm and everyone is welcome: westminster-abbey.org/worshi…
ALT The pipes of Westminster Abbey's organ, with the vaulted ceiling of the nave above
22 May D SOCIETY
Professor David Fergusson,
"On Religion as Natural: Some Theological Perspectives”.
Response by Dr Abraham Wu
12.30pm-2pm in person & online
22 May Professor David Fergusson,
"On Religion as Natural: Some Theological Perspectives”.
12.30pm-2pm in person & online
Professor Jacob Sherman (Cambridge), ‘He Wrote on the Ground: Language, God, and Nature’, response by Mr Robert Wilcher (Cambridge). TODAY
Lightfoot Room, Faculty of Divinity 12.30-2pm.
Catherine Pickstock retweeted
Don’t miss your chance to read the new Cambridge element, Wittgenstein and Relativism, by Martin Kusch! Free access available until 8 May at
cup.org/4mLgD1o
#cambridgeelements #philosophy
The Examiners of the Seatonian Prize for the best English poem on a sacred subject give notice that the subject for 2026 is:
“'And their eyes were opened and they recognized him”.
Further details can be found at divinity.cam.ac.uk/seatonian…
Catherine Pickstock retweeted
An amazing opportunity for an early career scholar in theology, philosophy, and the arts at @kingstrs ! Check it out and apply.
kcl.ac.uk/jobs/144405-early-…
13 March 2026 D Society Lightfoot Room, Faculty of Divinity 12.30-2pm
Dr Katja Frimberger (Strathclyde), ‘"Seeing like a movie": Cultivating the poetic gaze with Thomas Aquinas and the artform of the moving image’
Response by The Revd Dr Dominic White (Oxford).
D Society • 27 February • 12.30-2pm
Lightfoot room and online
Dr Victoria Trumbull (Oxford), ‘The Philosophical Question of the Survival of the Soul’.
Response by Dr Steven Toussaint (Cambridge).
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So glad you enjoyed it! We enjoyed celebrating its launch with a lecture from Hester: caths.cam.ac.uk/textile-shak…
D SOCIETY 12.30-2pm Lightfoot Room 13 February
Mr Haotian (Walden) Wu (Cambridge), ‘Between Athens and Jerusalem: A Hidden Life (Terrence Malick, 2019) in the Third City’. Response by Dr Giles Waller (Cambridge).
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Congrats to Imad Ahmed on receiving a Cambridge Early Career Award for Research Impact and Engagement!
You can read more about his project, "Bring the Moon Back Home," here: cam.ac.uk/public-engagement/…
Congratulations to the winners of The Cambridge Awards 2025 for Research Impact and Engagement 🥳
🏆 Established academic: Dr Marissa Quie (Affiliated Lecturer, Human Social and Political Sciences, @CamSociology, @LucyCavColl)
🏆 Collaboration: Plastic to Ghar (P2G): Collaboration for Plastic Circularity in Nepal by the locals, for the locals, with Himalayan plastic
Dr Curie Park (@IfMCambridge, @Cambridge_Eng, @LucyCavColl)
🏆 Early career: @ImadAhmed (@CamDivinity, @QueensCam)
🏆 Early career: Chloe King (@CamUniGeography, @christs_college)
Please join us in congratulating this year’s winners and everyone involved 👏
Explore the impact of their research through the link 🔗 bit.ly/4khtQh3
