This is part 1 of a conversation with Dr Benjamin Levi Moses in which he shares his personal story of growing up in India and moving to Geneva to work with a Christian charity, 'Global Leadership Geneva Bern'. This charity serves the ambassadors and diplomats of the United Nations and over the course of our three part conversation, brings lived experience to our Series 1 Question, 'What is the foundation for our human moral values?'

We finish the final part of our mini series with a wide ranging conversation that includes engaging with evil and suffering, God and political systems and a consideration of how Jesus taught His disciples to engage with culture in practical ways. 

Join Sara Stevenson, Tara Van Der Vliet and Dan Lacich for this discussion.

The World and Me resumes the conversation on 'The Culture Wars' by examining the role of the Church and considering what Church leadership might look like within societal division. What is the Church? What should our expectations be? How do we deal with disappointment and forgiveness? Join Sara Stevenson, Tara Van Der Vliet and Dan Lacich for this multi-faceted discussion.

In this episode, Sara Stevenson outlines the propaganda from Russia concerning the war. Secondly, Sara unpacks two different threats in the West that threatens the world order. One of these relates to the erosion of objective markers for human identity. The other considers how states relate to each other in the international system. Underpinning both is a rising illiberalism in western governments.

In this episode, Sara Stevenson welcomes Professor Paul Copan and Pastor Dan Lacich to the discussion. Many people feel frustrated when they are engaging in an ethical conversation, the debate never seems to make progress beyond 'stalemate' and rarely ends with a positive outcome. Paul, Dan and Sara remind of the importance to analyse the underlying moral worldview and moral framework in order to assess the quality of ethical arguments in applied ethics. Which worldview makes most sense of moral data? 

In this episode, we resume the conversation of how Christianity has become distorted within the 'Culture Wars in the West'. Join us as we discuss the need for multi-faceted skill-sets to come together to solve multi-faceted problems within our divided society, as well as the call on all Christians to reflect both the love and truth of Jesus. 

In this episode, we examine the claim from Putin's regime that Russia are 'the protectors of the Christian faith, whilst the West have turned their back on God.' The weaponising of the Christian faith by this political administration brings clarity to the culture wars in the West. Tara Van Der Vliet hosts Sara Stevenson and Dan Lacich in this discussion.

Co-hosts Sara Stevenson and Tara Van Der Vliet introduce 'The World and Me.'

The World and Me is engaging Christian apologetics through broader lenses, aiming to bring ideas, people and places together in the same place.