I’m really concerned lately to see a range of (mostly white, male, older) academics – some of them theologians – who find themselves out of the limelight and convert from scholar to demagogue. They are richly rewarded.

So excited to announce that @PTRBirmingham is hiring a lecturer / sr lecturer in Practical Theology (that’s asst/assoc prof for you in the USA): details here: https://t.co/mwOgDVLpyt (dm me if curious)

Really fascinating (and troubling) piece in @chronicle about education deserts: https://www.chronicle.com/article/who-lives-in-education-deserts Well researched with fantastic – highlights the importance of geography to education!

So pleased our special issue of @EnvHumanities is out. Read our introduction ‘Unexpected Encounters with Deep Time’ here: https://read.dukeupress.edu/environmental-humanities/article/10/1/213/134711/IntroductionUnexpected-Encounters-with-Deep-Time with @mhbastian @David_Farrier and Franklin Ginn

Terrific piece in @aeonmag by @Swykstr providing an orientation to experimental philosophy: “Beyond the armchair: must philosophy become experimental?” https://aeon.co/essays/beyond-the-armchair-must-philosophy-become-experimental

The bar is just. So. Low. “Facebook, Microsoft and others sign anti-cyberattack pledge” https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/18/facebook-microsoft-and-others-sign-anti-cyberattack-pledge/?guccounter=1