Talk: Responding to evil in God’s world
Christians must talk about the brokenness and pain everywhere around us with tears in our eyes
Lecture: Could a robot ever have a real human identity?
The advance of robotics could be about to pose some fascinating questions about identity and personhood
Interview: Personhood and artificial intelligence
If the Cartesian definition is “I think therefore I am”, a Trinitarian version of that is “I am loved, therefore I am”
Lecture and Q&A: What is a person? Insights from neuroscience and Christianity
My hospital unit's success in treating very ill premature babies and their brain injuries threw up difficult challenges about defining personhood
Article: Twenty-three week babies – the price of life?
How can we judge if it is worth trying to keep extremely premature children alive?
Article: Caring in the light of eternity
Loving my mother through her dementia and remembering this was not the end of her story
Article: The fellowship of suffering
Working as Christians in the NHS while facing scrutiny and hostility
Article: Ethical issues within emerging medical technologies
Are we going about making humans better, or making better humans?
Article: Neonatal ethics
Historically, many societies were sure newborn children had significantly less value than adults. What do we think today?
Article: The doctor’s conscience
The doctor who refuses to fit in with the agreed protocol because they have a conscientious objection is seen as problematic