Natasha Chawla

This evening at BFL, our panel are discussing scripture and climate from Islamic, Hindu and Christian perspectives - with Tahir Rashid, @Natasha_Chawla and @LSEChaplain

In BFL this evening we're hearing Buddhist, Hindu and Islamic perspectives on "what is the good life?" If you feel like you're missing out, applications are now open for the next module on Religion and Climate Change 👉 info.lse.ac.uk/current-studen…

What big philosophical questions keep you up at night? 💡 At HowTheLightGetsIn LONDON 2024, we’re bringing together some of the world’s most brilliant minds - from Slavoj Žižek, and Nobel laureate Roger Penrose, to @babette_babich, Graham Priest, and @smithbarryc - to help us find the answers. No idea will be left unchallenged. 🤔 Find out more about our programme here: howthelightgetsin.org/festivals/lond…

Liverpool, Walthamstow, Oxford, Bristol - beautiful scenes from up and down the country of communities coming together in the face of hatred this evening. THIS is who we are, THIS is what we should be striving for.

Every action has a reaction - Dharma and Karma. @Natasha_Chawla explains that if we continue to carry out actions against the environment, then there will undoubtedly be a reaction.

Environmental activism amongst one faith group will encourage others to take part. @raajcochin speaks about positive interfaith relations when tackling climate change within their communities.

Do you think if you lived elsewhere you would have a different view on the environment? We may not see the impacts of climate change to a large extent in the UK, but in countries such as India it impacts people greatly. 📹 @Natasha_Chawla at our faith and sustainability event.

As a global problem, we need to work together. Do you agree? From our event on faith and sustainability!

Natasha Chawla provides an account of Indic values that speak to climate change, including ahimsa & dharma, proffering Rabindranath Tagore as one attentive to rebalancing. With @LSE_RGS & @CamInterfaith

Rethinking faith and climate...

@Lorenzjag yaiii! well done @Lorenzjag

Out today! Excited to see my book, The Theological Power of Film, published today. I'm grateful for my friends and colleagues in York and back in Oxford, all of whom made this possible. routledge.com/The-Theologica…

Restore Nature Now: thousands to march in London calling for urgent action theguardian.com/environment/ar…

@bukifatona @UniofOxford Well done, Buki!

@equreshihurst @SciRelMark Great cover! This is super exciting...well done, Emily! xx

Delighted to share the cover of my new book, out this August! Many thanks to @SciRelMark and Robin Le Poidevin for providing kind and generous endorsements

Hugely pleased to see this published today @Guardian. Thank you @patrick_barkham for your integrity and care in getting across the nuance of fighting for climate justice in the face of despair. Big love 🌍 theguardian.com/environment/20…

@equreshihurst Oh my dear, hope you are OK...

I've been looking forward to a lecture I'm giving in Edinburgh tonight for a really long time, and in a case of phenomenally poor timing I've woken up today with a ridiculously swollen face 🙃 why does the universe hate me ???

📢📢📢 @calebwgordon and I are absolutely delighted to be hosting a new seminar stream on ‘Ecotheology’ @SST_Theology #SST24. A huge thank-you to @scott_midson @DLClough and several others who have enabled this. A brief🧵with details…

OUT NOW! The Journal of the Oxford Graduate Theological Society's 4th edition: "Faith and Fighting: Warfare and Its Theological and Religious Contours". Available to read or download here: jogts.org/index.php/jogts

In the second session of our Religious Imaginations module we're discussing "what is truth?" — with Revd Dr Earl Collins of @StJohnsHove and @Natasha_Chawla from @OU_TheoReligion