The simulation hypothesis: are we really real?
Alex Mortimer discusses the simulation hypothesis, the idea that our universe and everything within it is merely a simulation.
Philosophy & Religion
To be and not to be: an introduction to dialetheism
Alex Mortimer introduces dialetheism, the philosophical and logical view that there are true contradictions.
What is the point of philosophy?
Dain Ahn discusses the purpose of philosophical activity and questions if it should continue to be pursued as a discipline at all.
The Nativity through fresh eyes: Part II
In this series looking into the nativity, Chris Rousell explains why Jesus wasn't born in a stable.
The Nativity through fresh eyes: Part I
Chris Rousell begins a short series looking at some of the aspects of the nativity story that modern retellings miss and the theological significance these ‘hidden’ motifs reveal.
Why the Internet Loves Cats
In case you haven’t noticed, cats are everywhere on the internet. It’s inescapable. Millions of images and videos of cats just existing travel through social media at a weirdly infectious…
St. Paul Goes to the Cinema: Paddington 2
St. Paul Goes to the Cinema investigates how Paddington in Paddington 2 mirrors the portrayal of Jesus as depicted in the Gospel of John.
Jesus Unfiltered: Faith and Racial Injustice w/ Chine McDonald
Jesus Unfiltered is Durham CU’s new podcast that aims to make sense of Christianity in the Modern World. In our most recent episode ‘Faith and Racial Injustice – Is God…
What is an Ideal Friendship?
As painful as living can be sometimes, what keeps us moving onward with life is connection – real, and intimate human connection. Being heard, understood, cared for, and supported by…
Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times: work and rest
Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times explores ideas and principles found in the Christian faith and applies them to our everyday lives. Today Chris Rousell looks at Work and Rest.