Sermons and addresses

Title

Sermons and addresses

Shelfmark

MS. Coulson 113

Summary

One box of 66 envelopes, each bearing title, dates and place of delivery; many with related correspondence and background material, and some containing more than one address:

D.6.1: 'Mission notes', 1962-1964

D.6.2: 'Problems of the atomic age', 1959-1963

D.6.3: 'The Bible - why bother about it?', 1957

D.6.4: 'Science as a religion', 1956

D.6.5: 'Science and preaching', 1956-1957

D.6.6: 'What do people think?', 1963

D.6.7: 'Opening a new school', 1963

D.6.8: 'Talk to parsons - this world and preaching', n.d.

D.6.9: 'Influence of science on young people's minds', 1957

D.6.10: 'Baden-Powell', 1957

D.6.11: 'Ideality and reality', n.d.

D.6.12: 'Responsibility to God', 1955

D.6.13: Untitled talk on science and religion, n.d.

D.6.14: 'Scientist's view of Honest to God debate', 1964-1969

D.6.15: 'Looking into the future', 1958-1969

D.6.16: 'Food to feed the world', 1969

D.6.17: 'Do science and religion give different answers to the same questions?', 1959-1965

D.6.18: 'Scientists' responsibility in society', 1969-1970

D.6.19: 'Non-violent revolution', 1970

D.6.20: 'Is science on art?', 1955-1972

D.6.21: 'Is God dead?', 1964, 1972

D.6.22: 'Faith in a secular university', 1972

D.6.23: '100 years of science-religion controversy', 1957

D.6.24: 'Science and society', 1968-1970

D.6.25: 'Is God a physicist?', 1956-1973

D.6.26: 'Is Christianity any good to a scientist?', 1971

D.6.27: 'God and things', 1963-1973

D.6.28: 'What have Christians to give to the Third World?', 1973

D.6.29: 'The idea of a university', 1963

D.6.30: 'Materialism and science', 1964

D.6.31: 'Science and Christian living in the future', 1955-1960

D.6.32: 'Finding a centre of gravity', 1961, 1964

D.6.33: 'Wasted resources', 1956, 1959

D.6.34: 'Is the universe running down?', 1960

D.6.35: 'Salvation', 1961

D.6.36: 'One religion is as good as another', n.d.

D.6.37: 'Anglican-Methodist conversations', 1959, 1963

D.6.38: 'Role of mathematics', 1961-1965

D.6.39: 'Education in a technological age', n.d.

D.6.40: 'Nature and purpose of liberal education', 1956-1958

D.6.41: 'Christian education', 1959-1961

D.6.42: 'Why morals?', 1961

D.6.43: 'What is the point of being a Christian?', 1965

D.6.44: 'Worship - why bother?', n.d.

D.6.45: 'A scientist asks - answers', 1964, 1968

D.6.46: 'Scientific responsibility (e.g. space research)', 1969

D.6.47: 'Physical and chemical bases of life', 1958-1966

D.6.48: 'John Smith - lay reader', 1958-1959

D.6.49: 'Science, civilisation and religion', 1963

D.6.50: 'Man's control over the physical world', 1967

D.6.51: 'Student activism and the Christian', 1968

D.6.52: 'Then and now', 1967-1968

D.6.53: 'Education in a technocracy', 1968

D.6.54: 'The bearing of the natural sciences on the nature of man', 1950

D.6.55: 'A scientist looks at modern poetry', 1967

D.6.56: 'The church - inward or outward looking?', 1967

D.6.57: 'Why the church' and 'Church and frontier', 1967

D.6.58: 'God - an unnecessary hypothesis', 1959-1960

D.6.59: 'Christian politics', 1963

D.6.60: 'Science, technology and human values', 1961

D.6.61: 'Universe revealed by physical science', 1956-1962

D.6.62: 'The Christian in the modern world', 1962

D.6.63: 'Seek good and not evil', 1966

D.6.64: 'The wind bloweth where it listeth' (and others), 1956-1961

D.6.65: 'The Christian in the world of growing knowledge', 1964

D.6.66: 'What is a human being?', 1969-1973

Date

1950-1973, n.d.

Language

English

Physical extent

66 envelopes