Now on Video: Big Questions…Big Answers

Rev. Luke Wickings, our Rector, is tackling the BIG questions we have all probably asked at one point or another! No matter whether or not you believe in God, this is an open, honest look at a series of deep-seated and possibly even controversial topics.

Scroll down to view the embedded videos, or select from the links below:

Talk 1 - Does science disprove Christianity?

Talk 2 - If God is a God of love, why is there so much suffering?

Talk 3 - Is death really the end, or is there hope of something more?

Talk 4 - Is it logical to believe in God, or is it just wishful thinking?

Talk 5 - Is there an answer to the sin, hatred and evil that we see in the world?

Our first talk tackles science vs religion with the Big Question: 'Does Science disprove Christianity?'. In this video, Rev. Luke Wickings talks to Professor Richard Thompson of Imperial College London, and also answers some questions from the audience.

Our second talk tackles the Big Question: 'Why is there suffering?'. In this video, Rev. Luke Wickings talks about various reasons why suffering might exist, why it might not necessarily be without benefit, and also answers some questions from the audience.

Our third talk tackles the Big Question: 'Is death really the end, or is there something more?'. In this video, Rev. Luke Wickings explores many reasons to believe that there is in fact an after-life, using logic to understand why such questions give rise to faith. He also answers some questions and tackles statements from the audience.

Our fourth talk tackles the Big Question: 'Is there any evidence for the existence of God?'. In this video, Rev. Luke Wickings explores many facets of our life that can't easily be explained by science or even evolution, but that can be explained by logic. He also answers some questions and tackles statements from the audience.

Our fifth talk tackles the Big Question: 'Is there an answer to the sin, hatred and evil that we see in the world?'. In this video, Rev. Luke Wickings explores human efforts to understand and the attempts made to reduce suffering in the world. He also answers some questions and tackles statements from the audience.