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Integrity - lessons from Daniel (part 2)
SYL Conference 2011 - Part II of IIIOur theme for the weekend was integrity and we enjoyed three excellent talks from the book of Daniel from a Christian legal perspective, exploring how we can apply this theme to our lives. Ian Miller begins with Daniel 2.
Leadership & Integrity
Integrity - lessons from Daniel (part 3)
SYL Conference 2011 - Part III of IIIOur theme for the weekend was integrity and we enjoyed three excellent talks from the book of Daniel from a Christian legal perspective, exploring how we can apply this theme to our lives. Matthew ends with Daniel 6.
Leadership & Integrity
A call for courageous Christian lawyers: The world in which we now live
An inspiring address from Psalm 14 at the LCF National Conference 2007. Dick Lucas challenges Christian lawyers to be bold and courageous as we seek to serve Him. Dick is Rector Emeritus at St Helen's Bishopsgate and an internationally acclaimed Bible expositor.
Leadership & Integrity
What are we doing at law school?
Timothy Laurence explores The philosophy behind today's legal education, and the need to study from a Christian perspective.
Theology of legal practice & discipleship
Is Faith Subjective?
In May 2013, Prof. John Lennox spoke at the Royal Courts of Justice on 'Is faith subjective?' 300 people turned up to hear a compelling talk on faith, evidence, aitheism and the Gospel. Before speaking John kindly answered some questions about his family and background and from there took as …
Evangelism & Mission
Living in a material world: Wisdom from Barclays' top lawyer
As Christians we live in a constant tension between being in this world and not being "of" it, and this extends even to our work in the law. Mark Harding will share with us from his personal experience of trying to strike this balance, and of the great difference that …
Leadership & Integrity
Keeping a clear conscience as a lawyer: Where should we draw the line?
Mike Ovey considers Daniel's example and the need to draw clear lines as lawyers to keep a clear conscience in our professional decisions, against a legal environment which often stands against Christian values.
Theology of legal practice & discipleship
Abortion
Abortion law - is it really a priority?
Howard Satterthwaite, barrister and student and young lawyers director of the LCF gives a short summary on the law in relation to abortion.
Medical law & Bioethics
Abortion
Abortion ethics - is it really a priority?
Dr Peter Saunders, General Director of the Christian Medical Fellowship examines in detail the medical, theological and political perspective.
Medical law & Bioethics
A Christian worldview - Trinity, glory, creation and law
Rev Dr Mike Ovey, former Parliamentary draftsman and theologian at Oak Hill Theological College, explores how the doctrines of the Trinity, the Glory of God and Creation mean that every sphere of temporal life is eternally significant to God and subject to the Lordship of Christ. In November 2006 we …
Theology of law & justice
Law - is it really an ass?
David McIlroy, barrister and author of 'A Biblical View of Law and Justice' unpacks a Biblical approach to human justice and examines whether the so-called human rights 'religion' can co-exist with Biblical principles. This presentation was the second of the 2006 Autumn Forum series for students and young …
Theology of law & justice
Law reform - what's love got to do with it?
Mark Mullins examines the heart that lies behind law reform and gives an apologetic for why Christians should be involved in shaping our nation's laws. This is the fourth of a six week course for students - Lawyers for Christ - with discussion questions and talks by theologians and practising barristers …
Evangelism & Mission
Work and justice - as important as evangelism?
Rev Dr Mike Ovey continues to unpack the Christian worldview, addressing the so-called sacred-secular divide and public-private approaches to the Christian faith. How does evangelism relate to working in the area of justice? This is the second part of a six week course for students and young …
Theology of law & justice
Working day - daily delight or daily grind?
Dominic Hughes, barrister, examines a Biblical approach to work and lifts our understanding of its importance to God. This is the fifth of a six week course for students - Lawyers for Christ - with handouts, discussion questions and talks by theologians and practising barristers and solicitors, exploring the exciting calling of …
Theology of legal practice & discipleship
Reality - what on earth are we here for?
In the opening seminar of a six-part Lawyers for Christ course, Mikey Ovey starts from first principles and lays out the Christian worldview as the basis for our lives as lawyers. Rev Dr Mike Ovey is a former Parliamentary draftsman and at the time of this lecture was Dean …
Theology of law & justice