Faith at the Frontiers

A podcast that confronts challenges to the Christian faith with hope. Hosted by Dr Barnabas Aspray & Dr Austin Stevenson.Current series: Faith and the Challenges of HistoryPrevious series: Refugees, Climate Change, Science & Religion, Faith & Economics.Anticipated future series:- Religious pluralism- Christianity & Racism- The problem of evil/suffering- Exvangelicalism- Violence in the Bible

Faith at the Frontiers is a religion podcast hosted by Barnabas Aspray and Austin Stevenson, with 103 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Barnabas Aspray and Austin Stevenson hosts Faith at the Frontiers, a religion show with 103 episodes published.

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  #102 The Witness of Friendship & Community - with Elizabeth Oldfield

  Sep 21, 202652 min

  In this episode we interview Elizabeth Oldfield , a much sought-after public speaker and writer whose honesty & enthusiasm for community are contagious. She gives us a vision for Christian witness that is focused entirely on relationships. Friendship is how people come to accept faith, and community is how people thrive in the faith. It’s that simple. Thank you to Jamie Maule for his sound engineering!

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  #100 Cultural Witness - with Graham Tomlin & Belle Tindall-Riley

  Aug 10, 20261h 1m

  Welcome to a new series about Cultural Witness! In this episode Bishop Graham Tomlin and Dr Belle Tindall-Riley join us from the Center for Cultural Witness based in London. Their work is the inspiration for this series, which considers the role and posture of Christianity and the church within society. What do Christians have to offer culture? How does 'cultural witness' relate to apologetics and political theology? Check out their books here: Belle Tindall-Riley, The Sacred Ache Graham Tomlin, Blaise Pascal

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  #99 A.I. Wrap-Up and Returning to Hope

  Jul 13, 202658 min

  In this episode Barney and Austin look back over the series on A.I. and discuss their favorite takeaways, lingering questions, and what exactly it means to confront challenges to the Christian faith with Hope. We also discuss our upcoming series on Cultural Witness.

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  #97 Will the Pope’s Wisdom on A.I. Be heard? - with Nicholas Hayes-Mota & Silvianne Aspray

  May 28, 202651 minS0

  <p>Professor Nicholas Hayes-Mota and Dr Silvianne Aspray guide us through the insights of Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. We discuss questions like:</p><p>Why is the Pope weighing in on A.I.? </p><p>What vision of humanity is A.I. cultivating? </p><p>How do we protect against the illusions of objectivity and of human connection?</p><p>What agency do normal A.I. users have to shape how it affects our world? </p><p>Is A.I. helping us to become the kind of people we were created to be?</p>

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  #96 How Faith Can Help A.I. - with Lyndon Drake

  May 25, 202646 minS0

  <p>Dr Lyndon Drake has two PhDs: one in theology and one in A.I. Now a research fellow at Oxford, he wants to help us think through chatbots in a rigorous and careful way. Let’s be conscious of the pitfalls and dangers, but let’s also explore the opportunities. Christians have been wrestling with what it means to be human for centuries, and producers of A.I. technology can benefit from those insights.</p><p>Lyndon is one of the producers of the Oxford Oath on A.I., modeled after the Hippocratic Oath, to guide users and developers in h...

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