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Martin Dotterweich

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Director @ki_faithculture, Professor of History @KingUnivBristol

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Please join us for the incomparable Christopher Slaughter as he discusses the strange and wonderful history of theatre in Bristol!

Please join us for the incomparable Christopher Slaughter as he discusses the strange and wonderful history of theatre in Bristol!
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Here is the first part of a series on how my parenting and teaching inform each other, particularly with regard to the virtue of courage. Thanks to Stephanie Johnson for her excellent editing! vocationmatters.org/2023/12/08/ech… vocationmatters.org/2023/12/08/ech… via NetVUE

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Christmas books 2023: one, the loving account of a personal neckwear collection, the other a surprising history of belief in supernatural beings in Britain. Each is nourishing and rich on its own, and they pair with sophistication and elegance. Sir Stephen Fry Dr Francis Young

Christmas books 2023: one, the loving account of a personal neckwear collection, the other a surprising history of belief in supernatural beings in Britain. Each is nourishing and rich on its own, and they pair with sophistication and elegance. <a href="/stephenfry/">Sir Stephen Fry</a> <a href="/DrFrancisYoung/">Dr Francis Young</a>
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Artist Bruce Herman reflects on the ways in which beauty is needed in the world’s ruins, and how it connects to truth and goodness. Please join us for his lectures!

Artist Bruce Herman reflects on the ways in which beauty is needed in the world’s ruins, and how it connects to truth and goodness. Please join us for his lectures!
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"Wonder demands an element of awe, a marveling that takes time and wisdom to supply." We are delighted to welcome Katherine Paterson back to her alma mater on Monday, Oct. 14. In the morning, she'll be joined by fellow author @kimbbbradley !

"Wonder demands an element of awe, a marveling that takes time and wisdom to supply." We are delighted to welcome Katherine Paterson back to her alma mater on Monday, Oct. 14. In the morning, she'll be joined by fellow author @kimbbbradley !
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The day before the election: a good time to learn about the inner life of a president. We welcome Daniel Silliman who will discuss the things he learned in writing his new religious biography, One Lost Soul: Richard Nixon’s Search for Salvation.

The day before the election: a good time to learn about the inner life of a president. We welcome <a href="/danielsilliman/">Daniel Silliman</a> who will discuss the things he learned in writing his new religious biography, One Lost Soul: Richard Nixon’s Search for Salvation.
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How can faith be a resource for navigating AI — both its possibilities and pitfalls? We’re delighted to welcome Gretchen Huizinga 🎤💧 , a Microsoft Research Podcast host and Research Fellow for AI and Faith, who has done a lot of thinking on this subject. Please join us!

How can faith be a resource for navigating AI — both its possibilities and pitfalls? We’re delighted to welcome <a href="/gr3tchen/">Gretchen Huizinga 🎤💧</a> , a Microsoft Research Podcast host and Research Fellow for AI and Faith, who has done a lot of thinking on this subject. Please join us!
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As Father’s Day and Trinity Sunday coincide today, I feel it’s a good moment to share the strangest bit of tee shirt heterodoxy I know of. Sabellianism meets “I’m My Own Grandpa”!

As Father’s Day and Trinity Sunday coincide today, I feel it’s a good moment to share the strangest bit of tee shirt heterodoxy I know of. Sabellianism meets “I’m My Own Grandpa”!