The 2022 McDonald Centre Annual Conference was hosted in May. The presentations featured at the conference are now available on YouTube.
See the playlist for the 'Faithful to the Call: Renewing Theological Ethics from the Ground Up' conference event here.
Alternatively, see links to the following sessions below:
McDonald Distinguished Lecture Series
Professor Oliver O’Donovan: “Statues”
Professor Nigel Biggar: '"Honour the Fate you Are": Reflections on Christian Realism'
Gerry McKenny: "Barthian Thomism?"
Charles Mathews:"On the Possibility and Actuality of Judgment: Lessons from Augustine's City of God 19 and 20"
Chris Eberle: “Christian Faith in the Profession of Arms: Reflections on a Platoon Commander in Fallujah"
James Orr: “The Liberty Above All Liberties: Academic Freedom and Public Reason”
Patrick Smith: “Toward a Common Grace Christian Bioethics: An African-American Protestant Engagement”
Jennifer Herdt: “Dignity, Responsibility, and Vocation beyond the Human
Onora O’Neill: “Human Rights and Perfect Duties”
Daniel Philpott: “Resurrecting Justice”
Eric Gregory: “Nationalism for Gentiles”
Krishan Kumar: “Why Should We Be Interested in Empires?”
The McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics & Public Life is a research institute at the University of Oxford.