Philosophy & Religious Studies

In this course, Dr Ryan Byerly (University of Sheffield) explores virtue ethics, and Christianity. In the first module, we examine virtue ethics as a normative theory. In the second module we analyse the nature and role of the virtues themselves...

In this course, Dr James Carleton Paget (University of Cambridge) explores John 1:1-18 (The Prologue). In the first module, we introduce The Prologue, and the debate concerning the authorship of The Prologue in relation to the authorship of John’s...

In this course, Dr James Carleton Paget (University of Cambridge) explores Messianic Prophecies in the context of the New Testament. In the first module, we introduce the function of scriptural proofs, and important citations in the Gospels of...

In this course, Dr James Carleton Paget (University of Cambridge) explores the varieties of New Testament criticism. In the first module, we introduce the study of biblical criticism, and the challenges involved in reviewing scripture in...

In this course, Dr James Carleton Paget (University of Cambridge) explores the purpose and authorship of the fourth Gospel. In the first module, we introduce the questions surrounding the authorship of John, and reasons behind varying historical...

In this course, Dr Susannah Ticciati (King’ College London) explores resurrection in Christian thought. In the first module we focus on the finality of the resurrection. In the second module, we examine individuality with special focus on the...

In this course, Dr James Carleton Paget (University of Cambridge) explores what Jesus meant by ‘kingdom of God’ and the presentation of the kingdom in the Gospel of Luke. In the first module, we introduce Jesus’ language about the kingdom of God...