Assistant principal at a fantastic village college. RE teacher and housemate to @meeliebugs. Retweets and likes may show interest in topics. All tweets are own.
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Delighted to finally see this in print! Also available here religiouseducationcouncil.or… @RECouncil
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We are SEMH school in Cottenham, now looking for a volunteer with experience of fundraising & admin, to help us grow our farm!
2 yrs in & need nudge inright direction to make it even better! If you are interested in helping us pls contact our Principal, Sue Raven on 01954 288810
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Brilliant day working with teachers and leaders at @CottenhamVC. Such considered and thoughtful staff! Lots of interesting discussions about curriculum and teacher development. @astreaacademies
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We are pleased to share our most recent Ofsted report with our families today via email. This report will be published on the Ofsted website next week.
Cottenham Village College is now graded as a good school in all areas.
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Quick summary: school RE teachers and university TRS departments need each other, they can work together with mutual respect for mutual benefit, and we have lots of examples (thanks to @kairosbutterfly @reonline_tweets) to show what that could look like.
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We could get angry at Suella’s latest piece of performative, pandering cruelty or… instead:
let’s promote the excellent work done by @Shelter, @centrepointuk, @PassageCharity and other fine charities actually trying to help homeless people, especially now, as winter approaches.
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Recently, Ridley Scott, when asked about historical inaccuracies in his films said:
"How do you know, where you there? Napoleon had 400 books written about him. Maybe the first was the most accurate... there is a lot of speculation."
A 🧵on how historians know what we know. 1/25
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We are looking for someone to join Team Divinity
✅A fully-resourced curriculum so your time can be spent thinking about delivery
✅A rigorous, academic approach that takes Religious Studies seriously
✅2 hours a week at KS3, 8 GCSE classes and 4 big A-Level classes
Paddy Winter retweeted
Open access book: The Christianization of Knowledge in Late Antiquity
bit.ly/46w2LiB
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It’s unproductive to shame yourself when you can’t get your to-do list done. There will always be more work. hbr.org/2018/07/youre-never-…
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Al-Khazneh ("The Treasury") one of most elaborate temples in Petra, a city of Nabatean Kingdom inhabited by Arabs in ancient times. As with most of other buildings in this ancient town, including Monastery (Ad Deir), this structure was carved out of a sandstone rock face.
Structure is believed to have been mausoleum of Nabatean King Aretas IV in 1st century AD. It is one of most popular tourist attractions in both Jordan and region. It became known as "Al-Khazneh", or The Treasury, in early 19th century by area's Bedouins as they had believed it contained treasures.
Treasury has appeared in many Hollywood films, gaining particular fame after being featured in climactic scenes in 1989 film Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, in which its facade is represented as entrance to the final resting place of the Holy Grail.
📽️© @arkeolojievreni
#archaeohistories
Paddy Winter retweeted
Writing the names of our new undergraduates into the matriculation book ahead of @StChadsDurham UG Matriculation on Sunday. This is one of my favourite times of the year - welcoming a whole cohort of new students into College
#nonvestrasedvos
Not what you have but who you are.
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TEACHERS
According to @artfund pupils from less privileged backgrounds are much less likely to visit museums.
I first went to our museum on a school trip.
Teachers have the power to open the cabinet of wonders so ...
I'll buy #TeacherArtPasses. for 2 teachers who RT this.
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Today I turn 27 YEARS OLD. Which means 11 YEARS AGO I was on Educating Yorkshire. I am so fortunate to live life sharing the power of teachers. I am proud to be someone who stammers, something one teacher helped me to accept in the classroom. Thank you to everyone for the continuous support #EducatingYorlshire #PowerOfTeaching #ThankYou
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Very cool volume now out, including a chapter from me on Martin Luther’s theology of suffering
T&T Clark Handbook of Suffering and the Problem of Evil
Matthias Grebe, Johannes Grössl @theolojoe
The T&T Clark Handbook of Suffering and the Problem of #Evil provides an extensive exploration of the #theology of #theodicy, asking questions such as should all instances of suffering necessarily be understood as evil? Why would an omnipotent and benevolent #God allow or perpetrate evil? Is God unable or unwilling to reduce human and non-human suffering on Earth? Does humanity have the capacity to exercise a moral evaluation of God's motives and intentions?
Conventional disciplinary boundaries have tended to separate theological approaches to these questions from philosophical ones. This volume aims to overcome these boundaries by including #biblical (Part I), historical (Part II), doctrinal (Part III), #philosophical (Part IV), and pastoral, interreligious perspectives and alternative intersections (Part V) on theodicy.
Authors include thinkers from analytic and continental traditions, multiple #Christian denominations and other religions, and both established and younger scholars, providing a full variety of approaches. What unites the essays is an attempt to answer these questions from the perspective of biblical testimony, historical scholarship, modern theological and philosophical thinking about the concept of God, non-Christian religions, science and the arts. The result is a combination of in-depth analysis and breadth of scope, making this a benchmark work for further studies in the theology of #suffering and evil.
Table of Contents
Preface
List of Figures
Preface: Theology, Conversation, and Friendship
Abbreviations
1. Introduction: Suffering and the Problem of Evil, Johannes Grössl (University of Würzburg, Germany)
PART I: BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVES
2. Moses: the Suffering Servant, Mark Scarlata @mwscarlata (St. Mellitus College, UK)
3. Suffering and the Problem of Evil in the #Prophets, John Barton (University of Oxford, UK)
4. The Book of Job, Katharine Dell (University of Cambridge, UK)
5. Suffering and the Quest for its Causes in the #Psalms, Erhard S. Gerstenberger (University of Marburg, Germany)
6. Covenant Faith and #Qohelet's Question. John Goldingay (Fuller Theological Seminary, USA)
7. Wrath in the #Bible, Peter J. Leithart @PLeithart (Theopolis Institute, UK)
8. "The Lord Is in Your Midst" (Zeph. 3:15) Righteous Suffering in the Synoptic Gospels, Pheme Perkins (Boston College, USA)
9. The #Gospel of John, David Ford (University of Cambridge, UK)
10. Paul - Suffering as a Cosmic Problem, T.J. Lang (University of St. Andrews, UK)
11. The #Epistle to the #Hebrews, Bryan R. Dyer (Calvin University, USA)
12. The Book of #Revelation, Joseph L. Mangina (University of Toronto, Canada)
PART II: HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY FIGURES
13. Irenaeus and Origen, Mark S. M. Scott (Stonehill College, USA)
14. Gregory of Nyssa, Alexander L. Abecina (University of Cambridge, UK)
15. Augustine, Lydia Schumacher (King's College, UK)
16. Thomas Aquinas, Brian Davies (Fordham University, USA)
17. Dante, Rachel Teubner @RachelTeubner (Australian Catholic University, Australia)
18. Julian of Norwich, Rachel Muers @RachelMuers (University of Edinburgh, UK)
19. Martin Luther, Simeon Zahl @simeonzahl(University of Cambridge, UK)
20. John #Calvin, James N. Anderson (Reformed Theological Seminary, USA)
21. Richard Hooker, Paul Dominiak (University of Cambridge, UK)
22. G.W.F. #Leibniz, Alex Englander (University of Bonn, Germany)
23. Immanuel #Kant, Alex Englander (University of Bonn, Germany)
24. Friedrich #Schleiermacher, Shelli M. Poe @PoeShelli(Iliff School of Theology, USA)
25. Søren #Kierkegaard, Sean Turchin (Liberty University, USA)
26. Abraham Heschel, C.K. Martin Chung (Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong)
27. Simone Weil, Stephen J. Plant (University of Cambridge, UK)
28. Hannah Arendt, Philip Walsh (York University, Canada)
29. Karl #Barth, Paul Dafydd Jones (University of Virginia, USA)
30. Dietrich #Bonhoeffer, Michael DeJonge (University of South Florida, USA)
31. Hans-Urs von #Balthasar, Richard McLauchlan (Independent Scholar, UK)
32. Jürgen Moltmann, Matthias Reményi (University of Würzburg, Germany)
33. Johann Baptist Metz, Matthias Grebe (St. Mellitus College, UK)
34. Paul #Ricœur, Christopher King (Toccoa Falls College, USA)
35. John Hick, Chad Meister @ChadVMeister(University of Notre Dame, USA)
36. Marilyn McCord-Adams, Shannon Craigo-Snell @CraigoSnell(Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, USA)
37. Eleonore Stump, Georg Gasser (University of Augsburg, Germany)
PART III: DOGMATIC THEMES
38. The Origin of Evil, Matthias Grebe (St Mellitus College, UK)
39. #Creation, Nadine Hamilton (University of Erlangen, Germany)
40. The Suffering God, Paul Fiddes (University of Oxford, UK)
41. Trinity and Suffering, Matthew Levering (University of St. Mary of the Lake, USA)
42. #Christology, Kenneth Surin (Duke University, USA)
43. Divine Suffering and the Communicatio Idiomatum, David R. Law (University of Manchester, UK)
44. Kenosis, Robert Stackpole (John Paul II Institute, USA)
45. Atonement, Suffering and Evil: The Problem of Meaninglessness, Adam Johnson (Biola University, USA)
46. The Cosmic Spirit's Creatorship and Redeemership in the Context of Natural Theodicy, Jongseock (James) Shin (Fuller Theological Seminary, USA)
47. Suffering, Evil, and Eschatology, Stephen J. Plant (University of Cambridge, UK)
48. Providence, Vernon White (King's College, UK)
49. Ecclesiology, Jeremy Worthen (Church of England, UK)
50. Sacraments, David Grumett (University of Edinburgh, UK)
51. Prayer and Suffering, Jonathan D. Teubner (Harvard University, USA)
52. Personified Evil in the Judeo-Christian Tradition, Gregory Boyd (Woodland Hills Church, USA)
PART IV: PHILOSOPHICAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES
53. Neoplatonism, Adrian Mihai (University of Cambridge, UK)
54. Evil and Divine Excellence, David P. Hunt (Whittier College, USA)
55. Skeptical Theism, Daniel Speak (Loyola Marymount University, USA)
56. Anti-Theodicies, Stephen Torr (Church of England, UK)
57. Free Will Theodicies, Chad Meister (University of Notre Dame, USA)
58. Suffering and the Meaning of Life, Clifford Williams (Trinity College, USA)
59. Everlasting Creation and Essential Love, Thomas J. Oord (Northwind Theological Seminary, USA)
60. Science and Theodicy, Christopher Southgate (University of Exeter, UK)
61. Pain and the Mind-Body Problem, Joshua R. Farris (Missional University, USA) and Jonathan H. W. Chan (St Paul's Theological College, Malaysia, Hong Kong)
62. Evil and Moral Realism: A Problem of Evil for Atheism, James K. Dew Jr. (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, USA)
63. Christian Ethics, Joshua Hordern (University of Oxford, UK)
64. Non-Human Suffering, Bethany N. Sollereder (University of Edinburgh, UK)
65. Bioethics and Suffering, Yechiel Michael Barilan (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
66. Disability and Suffering, Kevin Timpe (Calvin University, USA) and Hilary Yancey (Baylor University, USA)
PART V: INTERRELIGIOUS AND INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES
67. Suffering and the Problem of Evil in Judaism, Oliver Leaman (University of Kentucky, USA)
68. The Kabbalistic Concept of Tsimtsum (“contraction”), Simon D. Podmore (Liverpool Hope University, UK)
69. The Concept of duhkha in Hinduism, Ankur Barua (University of Cambridge, UK)
70. Suffering and Evil in Buddhism, Daniel Rumel (Archdiocese of Paderborn, Germany)
71. Zoroastrian Views on Suffering and Death, Almut Hintze (SOAS University of London, UK)
72. Problem of Evil and Human Suffering in Islamic Thought, Nasrin Rouzati (Manhattan College, USA)
73 Muslim Perspectives on Evil and Suffering, Mehrunisha Suleman (University of Oxford, UK)
74. The Holocaust, Sarah K. Pinnock (Trinity University, USA)
75. Psychology and Theodicy: The Meaning-Making Model and Growth, M. Elizabeth Lewis Hall (Biola University, USA)
76. Unmasking the Systemic Problem of Evil in Theology: A Feminist Critique, Esther McInthosh (York St. John University, UK)
77. Suffering and Problems of Evil in Black Theology: A Narrative Approach, Anthony G. Reddie (University of Oxford, UK)
78. Music, Sacred Sound, and Suffering, Jonathan Arnold (Diocese of Canterbury, UK)
79. Richard Wagner, Richard Bell (University of Nottingham, UK)
80. The Arts, Charles Taliaferro (St. Olaf College, USA) and Jil Evans (Independent Artist, UK)
@tandtclark #Book
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Paddy Winter retweeted
Boris, as he is known, has been reunited with his family!
Turns out they own the local quad biking centre so hoping they’ll reward me with a go!
