Both presidential candidates claim to be true Christians. If there’s one thing that religion really excels at, it’s bringing people together like that. I can’t think of any example where religion has every been divisive. If only Britain was a bit more religious we could be just like the rest of the world.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L7IcEX6sbrB0H7GoW2D6rD5-QXOrU0IO/view?usp=sharing
And in the Big News today from a Faith Perspective, a book in 1968 said Pope John XXIII was just fantastic. Here in 2020, isn’t Pope Frankie just fantastic? Martin Luther King, despite not being the Pope, was also fantastic.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Gz3yb91MkWilUt01-ZtJ_hMsC1ygcHdd/view?usp=sharing
After the massive success of my series of talks on Quantum Mechanics (some of them have had more than two views!), I thought I’d have a go at explaining how the four forces of nature arise.
This is much less technical than the previous set of talks and is aimed at general viewers rather than those studying at university level.
The first video describes the four forces: gravity, electromagnetism and the strong and weak nuclear forces. It shows how very different they are, and explains that there’s still a great deal that we don’t understand.
In the next video, I’l start to explain where these forces come from.
And in the Big News today from a Faith Perspective, I got a postcard from someone who visited a church.
This reminds me of Jesus. Isn’t it remarkable how he pops up in the news in such a natural and unexpected way? Well, now that he has popped up in such a natural and unexpected way, I can tell you how amazing Jesus is, in a totally non-proselytising way of course.
Praise be to the all powerful and amazing Jesus, who you should all get down on your knees before and worship!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k-nP1S7RQuBCBHJ8ii0HZItGBGSkZn6D/view?usp=sharing
Platitude of the Day 