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Barnabas Aspray

Dr. Barnabas Aspray is Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at St. Mary’s Seminary and University, Baltimore, USA. He is author of Ricœur at the Limits of Philosophy: God, Creation, and Evil (CUP, 2022) and founder of Faith at the Frontiers, a podcast that confronts challenges to the Christian faith in a fearless, irenic, and hopeful spirit.

Latest articles

Doctor Who and River Song converse

Who do you think Doctor Who is?

14 July 2025
10 min read
A protester wearing a Union Jack flag and hat and holding a cross, points while a man looks on.

Love is not an executive order: what Christian Nationalism gets wrong

27 May 2025
6 min read
A nativity scene in bold colours in an illumination style.

Christmas countdown day 20: the consequences

20 December 2024
1 min read
A protester holds up a green sign reading: 'It's hard to be green. Kermit'.

Living sustainably doesn’t have to be a burden, here’s the case for action

13 September 2024
7 min read
A severed doll head, resembling Donald Trump, lies on dirty ground.

Conviction politics is changing morality

10 June 2024
6 min read
A fine art painting depicts a risen Jesus hold a flag in one hand and raising his other hand above his head, against a dark background

Beyond immortality there’s restoration

26 March 2024
5 min read
A casually dressed man perches on railing balancing, clasping his hands and looking around.

Temperance: neurotic vice or self-control for future benefit?

15 March 2024
6 min read
Head and shoulders image of a man with closed eyes, on his forehead is an ashen cross.

Identifying as human has deadly implications

14 February 2024
4 min read
A nativity scene in bold colours in an illumination style.

The earth-shaking consequences of Christmas

4 December 2023
3 min read
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The crisis of humility

27 July 2023
18 min read
The impact of unique claims

The impact of making unique claims

11 July 2023
8 min read
Elephants on Mountaintops

Elephants on mountain tops: thinking better about religious pluralism

29 June 2023
9 min read
Between and around two escalators in a library, stand paintings of different people.

Why we welcome strangers

19 June 2023
9 min read
A notebook is open at two blank pages. a pen rests across the page.s.

Creating out of nothing

23 May 2023
6 min read
A cloud-dappled s blue sky is viewed through a large circular opening, from below.

What does the word ‘God’ mean anyway?

30 March 2023
9 min read
A person walks past a multi-coloured wall of graffiti with the word 'believe' in the centre of it.

Living the life unprovable

24 February 2023
2 min read
Creed
In the style of a Raeburn portrait, a set of young people lounge around on their phones looking diffident
Calls to revive the Enlightenment ignore its own illusions
Alister McGrath
Belief
Creed
Identity
Truth and Trust
5 min read
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The BBC and the quest for Truth
Graham Tomlin
Creed
Film & TV
Politics
Truth and Trust
6 min read
Culture
Characters from a Wes Anderson film sit in a stylish plane interior.
The Phoenician Scheme - opening the mind to wider horizons
Oliver Wright
Culture
Film & TV
Language
Music
6 min read
TIm Davie, sits in an interview in front of screens showing facts about the BBC
The BBC and the Church of England: two giants, one crisis of trust
Tim Wyatt
Comment
Film & TV
Politics
Truth and Trust
6 min read
Comment
Rachel Reeves holds a red briefcase up.
This year’s Budget won’t define your future
Annika Greco Thompson
Comment
Economics
Generosity
5 min read
A composite images shows the entrance to the BBC on one side and Donald Trump on the other
The ancients had the right words for Trump’s tussle with the BBC
Hal St John
Comment
Politics
Truth and Trust
5 min read
Change
A group of friends sit arouns a large table eating together.
It’s in Third Places we can be our most human
Alex Noel
Change
Community
Eating
Friendship
6 min read
A man presents a heart shaped paper token towards the camera
The day everything felt different
Derek Hughes
Change
Community
Generosity
4 min read

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