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Anne Pattel-Gray
24 Jun 2024
On 18 June, the ACC&C was delighted to host Indigenous theologian, Prof Anne Pattel-Gray, in Canberra. Anne gave a seminar on Indigenous theology as part of a lunchtime lecture series sponsored by the Centre for Religion, Ethics and Society (CRES).In...
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Publication news: 'A Theology of Divine Vulnerability' by Peter Hooton
31 May 2024
Congratulations to Peter Hooton for his recent publication, A Theology of Divine Vulnerability: The Silence that Gives Light, published by Lexington Books. A Theology of Divine Vulnerability: The Silence that Gives Light understands confidence in the idea of God to...
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Eco v Ego - opening night
09 May 2024
It was a spectacular opening night for “Eco v Ego: the footprint of our consumerism” by Anatoly Golobokov, which will be exhibited in the Chapel until 18 May. The night featured speeches by Anatoly, his daughter Katya, Clive Hamilton and...
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Latest Publications
Meditation and Peace Building by Bishop Philip Huggins
16 Jun 2023 | Author: Bishop Philip Huggins | Theme: Public theology and ethics; Religions and dialogue
Forgiveness: A Study Guide
03 Dec 2021 | Author: John Hendry, Philip Huggins, Hugh Kempster, Felicity McCallum | Theme: Religions and dialogue; Public theology and ethics
Comprehending Great Power Relations Today: The Hegelian-Rankean Legacy
08 Apr 2021 | Author: John Moses | Theme: Public theology and ethics; Public theology and ethics
James Haire launch of A Skeptic's Guide to Belief
19 Dec 2019 | Author: James Haire | Theme: The Arts, Sciences and Culture; Religions and dialogue
Upcoming Events
Clive Hamilton in conversation
- Commencing: 23 Jul 2024 6:00 pm
- Event Duration: N/A
Join Clive Hamilton in conversation with Jonathan Cole to discuss Clive's new book Living Hot: Surviving and Thriving on a...
ANSD Quiet Day - Poetry as prayer
- Commencing: 17 Aug 2024 3:00 am - 3:00 pm
- Event Duration: 12 hours
Sometimes a poem, or a line from a poem, can find us when we cannot find ourselves. We may then...