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British Museum Curator to deliver talk at the Faculty, 1 February 5.30pm

13 January 2016

Cambridge Interfaith Programme is delighted to be collaborating with the British Museum to deliver a unique public event centring on their most recent exhibition - 'Egypt: faith after the Pharaohs'.

Fines block at Divinity Library & vacation loans due on Thu 14 January 2016

8 January 2016

If you have borrowed from the Divinity Library, please be aware that if you have outstanding fines of £5.01 or more, your account will be blocked until you have paid these fines. Vacation loans due on Thu 14 January 2016 will not be renewable if your account is blocked.

Film on Buddhism and the Senses Wins Religion on Film Competition

8 January 2016

The Faculty of Divinity is delighted to announce the winner of RE:view The Cambridge Religion on Film Competition.

Library acquisitions December 2015

6 January 2016

Library acquisitions December 2015 Please note our monthly list of new acquisitions in print for December 2015

Ian McFarland's Inaugural Lecture

3 December 2015

The Regius Professor of Divinity, Ian McFarland, gave his inaugural lecture at 5pm on Thursday 3 December 2015.

Gates (Non-US) and Non-UK Applicants for Cambridge Trusts

19 November 2015

Deadline for Gates (Non-US) and Non-UK Applicants for Cambridge Trusts Scholarships

£78 raised for BBC Children In Need

17 November 2015

Donations from the Faculty of Divinity's cake stall on Friday 13th November raised £78 for BBC Children in Need!

Cambridge Inter-faith Programme at the British Museum

9 November 2015

Booking open for Scriptural Reasoning Workshops on 15 and 22 November.

New Library Acquisitions: October 2015

6 November 2015

New Library acquisitions: October 2015 Please note - our monthly list of new acquisitions in print - tweets on newly-added titles @CamDivLib - the following 2 ebook titles added last month: Wolfgang Pannenberg, Systematic Theology , Vol. 1 only (especially relevant to MPhil in Christian Theology students) via http://search...

A conflict of Biblical proportions: How the Bible was used to turn the First World War into a Holy War

4 November 2015

The significance of the Bible in both the war, and anti-war efforts, of both Allied and Central powers in the First World War are to be examined in a new research project, which will document ways in which scripture was used to create notions of a Holy War, and how views of the Bible changed as a result of the conflict.

British Museum Curator to deliver talk at the Faculty, 1 February 5.30pm

Fines block at Divinity Library & vacation loans due on Thu 14 January 2016

Film on Buddhism and the Senses Wins Religion on Film Competition

Library acquisitions December 2015

Ian McFarland's Inaugural Lecture

Gates (Non-US) and Non-UK Applicants for Cambridge Trusts

£78 raised for BBC Children In Need

Cambridge Inter-faith Programme at the British Museum

New Library Acquisitions: October 2015

A conflict of Biblical proportions: How the Bible was used to turn the First World War into a Holy War

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