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Crops, Commoning and Colonialism: Lessons from the Oxford Real Farming Conference - Vimarsana News

Crops, Commoning and Colonialism: Lessons from the Oxford Real Farming Conference

Delegates from all over the world met for the Oxford Real Farming Conference, the largest agroecological gathering in the world.

How we remember tomorrow - Event Information – ArtsHub Australia - Vimarsana News

How we remember tomorrow - Event Information – ArtsHub Australia

An exhibition exploring storytelling across generations, through oceans and waterways and transcending eras and perspectives.

What is Public Systematic Theology? Part One - Vimarsana News

What is Public Systematic Theology? Part One

Introducing Michael Morch's new book, SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY AS A RATIONALLY JUSTIFIED PUBLIC DISCOURSE ABOUT GOD. By exacting scientific criteria such as coherence, what the theologian conceives in the church become intelligible to the wider culture. Public Systematic Theology is scientific and coherent.

Practicing Faith in a Post-Faith World: Five Ways to Respond - Vimarsana News

Practicing Faith in a Post-Faith World: Five Ways to Respond

What does it look like to be faithful in a society that is jettisoning faith? How can Christians and churches cultivate faith in fragmented times like ours?

Friday essay: if the world's systems are 'already cracking' due to climate change, is there a post-doom silver lining? - Vimarsana News

Friday essay: if the world's systems are 'already cracking' due to climate change, is there a post-doom silver lining?

Jem Bendell encourages us to think about societal collapse in ways that are ‘profound and startlingly original’, with the potential to birth whole new social movements, says Tom Doig.