Professor Gregory explores the socio-economic structures of ancient civilizations, highlighting wealth disparities and systemic injustices, revealing historical foundations of inequality and their significance in today’s society. He is a noted historian at Notre Dame.
In his inaugural 2025 Burns Lecture, Professor Brad Gregory discusses how historical interpretations enrich our understanding of the Anthropocene, focusing on the impact of human activity on Earth's geology and environmental challenges.
This is the second session in a multi-part exploration of the First Testament led by Rev Dr Lynne Wall. The lecture will introduce key themes and contexts, and explore the key issues arising from The Law - the first five books of the First Testament. The following week’s discussion session, facilitated by Ngaire Southon and/or Viv Whimster, will provide an opportunity to reflect, ask questions, and explore applications for worship leadership.
