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Dr. Chris Watkin, post-doctoral tutor in Continental Philosophy, at Cambridge University, reflects on Obama's inauguration speech.

The faintest tremble of emotion in Jim Naughtie’s voice, the hesitant to-ing and fro-ing between BBC correspondents unsure of their next line, the pounding waves of background cheering: There is something both electric and frightening about anticipating the moment when the hopes of a nation are about to fall upon the slender shoulders of one man...

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Conference Talks

Sixty people recently met in London for our second Still Deeper conference. The day was an opportunity to explore 'The Dark Side of the Cross.'

Speakers helped us appreciate the cross, in all its shame, horror and darkness. This was done with the aim of making the grace and power of God all the more meaningful to us.

The talks are now available to listen to online. Clicking on one of the links takes you to an external site which stores the talks.

Welcome & Lamentations: Poetry of Wrath - Rev. Sam Allberry

How can I believe & preach Hell? - Rev. Lee McMunn

Divine Retribution: A Forgotten Doctrine? - Dr Andrew Atherstone

Why does a violent culture fear a violent atonement? - Peter Sanlon

Isaiah 52-3: The Cruciality of the Cross - Rev. Melvin Tinker

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At the first Still Deeper conference, on Friendship, Dr Chad Van Dixhoorn gave a talk about John Chrysostom's views of friendship. As Dr Van Dixhoorn went deeper into the early church father's teaching, he teased out important applications for modern Christians.

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The Calvin quote at top of page is originally about

	Predestination
	Church
	Eucharist
	Hell