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What is the historical evidence that Jesus Christ lived and died?

19 April 2017

Read Dr Simon Gathercole's article in the Guardian newspaper

Short interview with Joel Cabrita about her research

28 February 2017

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Film Competition Winners Announced

27 February 2017

School students demonstrated their passion for the subject in creative and sensitive films for the 2016 Cambridge Religion on Film Competition.

Research news: astrobiology, and Zion in South Africa

24 February 2017

Read about exciting research in the Faculty of Divinity, with three lecturers currently away on research trips in very different places, looking at very different things.

New book to encourage sixth-formers to consider studying theology

23 February 2017

Stephen Cherry, The Dean of King’s College, Cambridge has this week published a book, 'God-Curious: Asking Eternal Questions'.

Open Afternoon for potential applicants

20 February 2017

The next Open Afternoon for our undergraduate course is on Monday 24th April. Bookings now open!

Dr Beth Singler Discusses 'The Rise of the Robots' on BBC Radio 4

13 February 2017

Dr Beth Singler, Former PhD student and research associate at The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, recently discussed the role of robots in science and culture on the BBC's Today programme.

Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion Masterclass at Corpus Christi College, 29 March

1 February 2017

This event is aimed at inquisitive students in Year 12 (or equivalent) at UK schools only, and features a series of challenging and inspiring taster lectures.

2017 Henry Martyn Lectures

1 February 2017

“Who Are My People: Christianity, Violence, and Belonging in Post-Colonial Africa.” The series takes place on 20, 21, and 22 February at 5.30pm in the Runcie Room, Faculty of Divinity.

Newton International Fellowships

31 January 2017

The Faculty of Divinity is pleased to accept expressions of interest for Newton International Fellowships up to 21 February 2017.

What is the historical evidence that Jesus Christ lived and died?

Short interview with Joel Cabrita about her research

Film Competition Winners Announced

Research news: astrobiology, and Zion in South Africa

New book to encourage sixth-formers to consider studying theology

Open Afternoon for potential applicants

Dr Beth Singler Discusses 'The Rise of the Robots' on BBC Radio 4

Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion Masterclass at Corpus Christi College, 29 March

2017 Henry Martyn Lectures

Newton International Fellowships

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