This afternoon mini-colloquium will consider the following questions: What is 'post-liberalism'? What is the origin of this idea? And how can we better understand our own political moment by grasping the genealogy of this idea?

This Conference marks the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea in AD 325. It will examine the Council as a key moment in the Christianisation of the Roman Empire and as a major crucible in the development of orthodox Christian doctrine.

This colloquium will gather an ecumenical array of speakers to consider some of the challenges and contemporary issues that are being faced today in the ministry of hearing confessions.

A conference with speakers from business, the academy, and the Church, to consider the value of approaching the meaning of money from the perspectives of theology and virtue ethics.

'I seriously believe that Christianity is the only founda­tion of Socialism, and that a true Socialism is the necessary result of a sound Christianity.' -- F.D. Maurice, Tracts on Christian Socialism, No. 1.

To conclude the celebrations of Pusey House's 140th Anniversary Year, the House will host this one-day event to remember some of the late Principals of Pusey House, and to evaluate and honour their contributions to the life of the wider Church in the twentieth century.