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Stuart is the Theology Lead at LJC. He graduated with a degree in Literature and Theology from the University of Hull in 2000. From 2003-9 he studied Philosophical Theology part-time at the University of Nottingham, whilst continuing to work in the third sector with vulnerably-housed or homeless people, and young asylum seekers (as well as pulling pints in a pub). He was Lecturer at York St John University for almost a decade, before moving to London Jesuit Centre in 2021. He now lives in South East London, and spends as much time as he can in the woods.
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An opportunity to learn about philosophy, and try it out for yourself. We look at some of the biggest philosophical questions together, and see what the best philosophers have to say about them.
This course explores the big idea at the heart of Christianity: that, in Jesus of Nazareth, God was “made flesh”, and dwelt amongst us. How did this belief arise, and what does it mean?
This course explores the big idea at the heart of Christianity: that, in Jesus of Nazareth, God was “made flesh”, and dwelt amongst us. How did this belief arise, and what does it mean?
Join this session of the Literature and Theology Reading Book. This November, we will be reading Romulus, My Father by Raimond Gaita
This course explores perhaps the hardest problem in Christian theology: If God is perfect, how is evil possible? Why does God allow suffering, and what use is it?
Join this session of the Literature and Theology Reading Book. This October, we will be reading Perelandra by C. S. Lewis.
This course explores perhaps the hardest problem in Christian theology: If God is perfect, how is evil possible? Why does God allow suffering, and what use is it?
This course explores the big idea at the heart of Christianity: that, in Jesus of Nazareth, God was “made flesh”, and dwelt amongst us. How did this belief arise, and what does it mean?
This course explores perhaps the hardest problem in Christian theology: If God is perfect, how is evil possible? Why does God allow suffering, and what use is it?
Join this session of the Literature and Theology Reading Book. This November, we will be reading Romulus, My Father by Raimond Gaita
Join this session of the Literature and Theology Reading Book. This October, we will be reading Perelandra by C. S. Lewis
A year long journey of reading theologically. Each month we will read one book and consider what each one has to say about the relationship between humanity, creation and God.
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Does the Christian faith make sense? Are there good reasons for someone to believe in God? This study day is for people who want to explore these questions, and find clearer ways to answer them.