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ERC VID.
192 HOU.
VHS.
200s Religion
THE SEA OF FAITH [VIDEORECORDING] EP. 3, GOING BY THE BOOK. EP. 4, PROMETHEUS
UNBOUND./ (WRITTEN AND) PRESENTED BY DON CUPITT.
Series explores some of the ideas that have impacted on Western Christianity and
Christianity's response to them. Episode 3 focuses on David Strauss' and Albert
Schweitzer's critical interpretations of the Bible. Episode 4 looks at the life
of Marx and his development of communist theory; and at Kierkegaard and
existentialism.
Off-air recording ABC, 1985 BBC, 1984.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
209 SEA : VHS.
THE SEA OF FAITH. EPISODE 5, RELIGION SHOCK [VIDEORECORDING] / [WRITTEN AND]
PRESENTED BY DON CUPITT.
Series explores some of the ideas that have impacted on Western Christianity and
Christianity's response to them. This episode looks at contemporary religious
pluralism. With the spread of Eastern religions to the West, the social peace,
once maintained by a universal Christianity, has given way to secular violence.
Suggested audience: Tertiary, special groups.
Off-air recording 5/12/85 BBC, 1984.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
209 SEA : VHS.
THE SEA OF FAITH [VIDEORECORDING] EP. 1, THE MECHANICAL UNIVERSE. EP. 2, THE
HUMAN ANIMAL / [WRITTEN AND] PRESENTED BY DON CUPITT.
Series explores some of the ideas that have impacted on Western Christianity and
Christianity's response to them. Episode 1 looks at the split between religion
and scientific knowledge which emerged in the 16th century brought about by the
work of such thinkers as Galileo and Pascal. Episode 2 considers some 19th
century thought on the place of religion including those of Charles Lyell,
Darwin, Freud and Jung.
Off-air recording ABC, 1985 BBC, 1984.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
209 SEA : VHS.
TESTING GOD [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY DAVID MALONE.
Off-air recording of the ABC-TV program broadcast 7/3/04, 14/3/04, 21/3/04.
Copied under Part 5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
pt. 1. Killing the Creator -- pt. 2. Darwin and the Divine -- pt. 3. Credo ergo
sum.
Narrated by David Malone.
Three-part series looks at the competing claims of scientists and theologians
about the concept of God in current thought, the wide-ranging exploration of
where cutting-edge physics and cosmology meets or competes with an informed
religious sensibility. Part 1 looks at whether science has displaced the notion
of God as an influence on human affairs. Part 2 looks at the impact of the
biological sciences on our vision of our place in the universe. Part 3 discusses
the relevance of certainty in perceptions of the natural world and what this may
mean for those without religious intuition.