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In his third reflection from a series of five, Dr Ian Watson, focuses on Martha Nussbaum, whose concerns on human dignity, vulnerability, and the moral psychology of the emotions, offer a useful way to reinforce the importance of Christian unity
Christian Unity as Philosophical Necessity - Reflection 3 of 5
Whose Side Are We On?
Christian Unity, the Common Good, and the Challenge of Poverty. Dr Ian Watson considers the relevance of Christian unity to a recent article by Jenny Sinclair from T4CG titled Whose Side is the Church On?
World Christian leaders ‘dismayed’ by war and appeal for peace
Four global Christian communions have issued a joint call for renewed efforts towards the ‘gift of peace’ in response to escalating conflicts and growing instability around the world
Latest CTBI Newsletter
Latest Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) Newsletter Published
Christian Unity as Philosophical Necessity - Reflection 2 of 5
In his second reflection from a series of five, Dr Ian Watson, County Ecumenical Officer, focuses on Charles Taylor, whose thoughts on secular society emphasise the importance of Christian unity in an age where the transcendent is no longer dominant
WCC leadership meets Pope Leo XIV
A delegation from the World Council of Churches (WCC) met with Pope Leo XIV on 28 February in the Vatican
Book Celebrates 1,700 Years of the Nicene Creed
A new ecumenical book has emerged from a year of rich theological conversation between Catholics and Anglicans in Ipswich, marking the 1,700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed
Online Church event to strengthen rural voices
Sign up for a forthcoming online event on Connecting and strengthening rural voices on poverty
Christian Unity as Philosophical Necessity - Reflection 1 of 5
Dr Ian Watson, County Ecumenical Officer, begins his series of five reflections by examining Alasdair MacIntyre's philosophical perspective on the link between morality, virtue, and tradition with the delicate nature of unity
Bill Snelson Young Ecumenists Fund
There is up to £6,000 available each year for ecumenical experiences abroad.
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