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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

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
A station concourse with a light well above.
The angels called Melanie or Dave that dwell among us
George Pitcher
Belief
Creed
Weirdness
4 min read
Aerial view of a yellow-jacketed police forming a cordon within a crowd.
The short road from normality to evil
Jonathan Rowlands
Creed
Monsters
5 min read
Culture
Crime scene tape
Why are we so obsessed with true crime?
Jamie Mulvaney
Culture
Justice
Trauma
4 min read
Lewis Capaldi sings with eyes closes, holding a mic and its stand
Why we loved Lewis Capaldi’s Glastonbury comeback
Jessica Norman
Culture
Mental Health
Music
1 min read
Comment
Statues of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza point toward a windmill
Reading Don Quixote is making me a better person
Jonathan Rowlands
Books
Comment
Language
5 min read
A crowd of people stand in the side steps of the Lincoln Memorial
Our public discourse needs responsible rhetoric before it is too late
Tom Dove
Comment
Language
Politics
5 min read
Change
A man walks up a cobble street.
The book for those who didn't live happily ever after
Jean Kabasomi
Books
Change
Purpose
S&U interviews
14 min read
Female prisoners hug their children who have climbed across a table to them.
Four things I’ve learnt from working with prisoners
Daniel Bey
Care
Change
Justice
4 min read

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