After ten years the Camerons are still loving life at Moore. Mary-Anne has two gardens, two chooks and two jobs. Amy helps the chaplaincy department at St Andrew’s School, and Thomas is in senior high there. Andrew’s other interests apart from teaching include the Centre for Christian Living and the Social Issues Executive.
Joined-up Life: a Christian account of how ethics works. Nottingham: IVP, 2011. Available for order here.
The Trials of Theology, co-edited with Brian S. Rosner, Christian Focus, 2010. Available for order here or here. Here is a sample of the book, the forward. (Also, please see below under Matthias Media section for a review of this book by Sam Freney.)
“Inner circles and true inclusion”, from ‘The Trials of Theology’, ed. Brian S. Rosner and Andrew J. B. Cameron, Christian Focus, 2010.
Still Deadly: Ancient Cures for the Seven Sins, co-edited with Brian S. Rosner. Sydney South: Aquila, 2007. Available to order from here or here. Here is a sample of the book, the forward.
‘Augustine on Lust’ in Still Deadly: Ancient Cures for the Seven Sins, ed. Brian S. Rosner and Andrew J. B. Cameron. Sydney South: Aquila, 2007.
Ethics overview; ‘How ethics works – an engagement with Calvin’ 2009.
War; ‘Just War or Just Aggression? Christian thinking on war and justice’, CASE News no. 1 (Summer 2002), pp 1, 6-8.
War; “‘Trust us’ – governments, justice and peace” Debate, no. 1 (2007), 18-20.
Social ethics; “How to say Yes to the World: Towards a New Way Forward in Evangelical Social Ethics” Reformed Theological Review 66, no. 1 (2007), 23-36.
Old Testament Law; “Liberation and Desire: The Logic of Law in Exodus and Beyond.” In Exploring Exodus: literary, theological and contemporary approaches, edited by Brian S. Rosner and Paul R. Williamson, 123-153. Nottingham: Apollos, 2008.
Global issues; ‘Responding to human need as Christians: a fresh approach’, presented at ‘Human Need and Christian Care’ conference, CASE New College UNSW 25/5/2007.
Global issues; ‘Is growth good? Toward a Christian ethical interrogation of a dominant paradigm’, St Mark’s Review No. 214, November 2010 (4).
Augustine; “Augustine on Obsession” in Brian S. Rosner (ed.), The consolations of theology. Grand Rapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans Pub. Co., 2008. Available for order here or here.
Sexuality; “Desire and Grace: Williams and the Search for Bodily Wholeness” in On Rowan Williams: Critical Essays, edited by Matheson Russell, 141-162. Eugene: Wipf and Stock, 2009.
Community; with Greg J. Clarke and Michael P. Jensen, “Toward a Christian Understanding of the concept of human ‘Community’, with special reference to the praxis of non-government human services delivery organisation.” Evangelical Review of Society and Politics 3, no. 2 (2009), 22-40.
Relationships; “Driving The Point Home”.
Bioethics; “The Bishop and the blastocyst: a case-study in handling science theologically”, presented at the Society of Christian Ethics, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, September 2004.
Social Reform; “A Theological Approach to Social Reform, Advocacy and Engagement” in Rodney Yule (ed.) Another Way to Love: Christian Engagement in Social Reform.
Utilitarianism; “Whatever it takes: Utilitarianism” in A Spectator’s Guide to Worldviews, 2007.
Education; “Anglican Schooling in a Pluralist Society,” The Inaugural Armitage Lecture, Shore School, 11 November 2005.
New College Lectures 2005, Church & State: exploring views on the relevance of faith to politics by The Hon John Anderson, The Hon Kevin Rudd and Rev. Dr. Andrew Cameron, available here.
Articles in The Briefing or other Matthias Media Publications
Articles reproduced with kind permission of Matthias Media. All rights reserved. For more resources for growing Christians, visit the Matthias Media website (www.matthiasmedia.com).
‘Review of “The Trials of Theology” by Sam Freney’, The Briefing, no. 387 (2010).
With Dr. Megan Best, ‘Freedom for gifts of hope: Revisiting the ethics of contraception’ The Briefing. no. 385 (2010).
‘One Land, One Saviour’ The Briefing, no. 361 (2008).
‘Do it youself morality’ The Briefing, no. 344 (2007).
‘War – a time to fight?’ The Briefing, no. 319 (2005).
‘The subversive – what is Christmas all about?’ The Briefing, no. 291 (2002).
‘When does life begin? The archbishop’s fiat’ The Briefing, no. 285 (2002).
‘The Politics of Peace’ Kategoria 20 (2001), 14-21.
‘Should Christians be involved in industrial action?’ The Briefing, no. 245 (1999).
‘Should conscience be your guide’ The Briefing, no. 234 (1999).
‘Singer’s different drummer’ The Briefing, no. 161 (1995).
Articles in Southern Cross
‘Religion or ethics – Jesus can join the dots’, Southern Cross, July 2010, 18.
“Get back your Christmas Spirit”, Southern Cross, Dec 2010, 15.
1. An appraisal of analogues to ‘emotion’ in Christian scripture and theology, and the place of passion and affection in Christian ethical thought and practice.
2. The impact of OT law and wisdom upon Christian ‘wisdom’ and ethics, with special reference to Proverbs 10-31; the degree to which ‘Christian ethics’ should be construed as a task of wisdom.
3. Articulating appropriate modes of civil and political involvement for people of Christian faith.
4. Theological responses to climate change.
5. Ongoing research into the ethics of various social issues (in bioethics, politics, environment, sociology etc.
6. Survey of introductions to Christian ethics.
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family,
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Academic Biography
1986 Bachelor of Science (UNSW)
1992 Bachelor of Theology (Honours 1) (ACT)
1993 Diploma of Arts in Theology (Honours 1) (MTC)
1993 Diploma of Ministry (MTC)
1998 Master of Theology (Merit) (MTC)
2003 Ph.D. (University of London, King’s College)
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
1993-98 Assistant Minister at St Philip’s Anglican Church, Caringbah
2000-01 Elder, Royston Evangelical Church (UK) while pursuing doctoral research at King’s College, London
The Rev Dr Andrew Cameron
Director, Centre for Christian Living
Social Issues Executive Chair
Lectures in Ethics, Social Ethics, Philosophy
After ten years the Camerons are still loving life at Moore. Mary-Anne has two gardens, two chooks and two jobs. Amy helps the chaplaincy department at St Andrew’s School, and Thomas is in senior high there. Andrew’s other interests apart from teaching include the Centre for Christian Living and the Social Issues Executive.
andrew.cameron@moore.edu.au
Joined-up Life: a Christian account of how ethics works. Nottingham: IVP, 2011. Available for order here.
The Trials of Theology, co-edited with Brian S. Rosner, Christian Focus, 2010. Available for order here or here. Here is a sample of the book, the forward. (Also, please see below under Matthias Media section for a review of this book by Sam Freney.)
“Inner circles and true inclusion”, from ‘The Trials of Theology’, ed. Brian S. Rosner and Andrew J. B. Cameron, Christian Focus, 2010.
Still Deadly: Ancient Cures for the Seven Sins, co-edited with Brian S. Rosner. Sydney South: Aquila, 2007. Available to order from here or here. Here is a sample of the book, the forward.
‘Augustine on Lust’ in Still Deadly: Ancient Cures for the Seven Sins, ed. Brian S. Rosner and Andrew J. B. Cameron. Sydney South: Aquila, 2007.
Ethics overview; ‘How ethics works – an engagement with Calvin’ 2009.
War; ‘Just War or Just Aggression? Christian thinking on war and justice’, CASE News no. 1 (Summer 2002), pp 1, 6-8.
War; “‘Trust us’ – governments, justice and peace” Debate, no. 1 (2007), 18-20.
Social ethics; “How to say Yes to the World: Towards a New Way Forward in Evangelical Social Ethics” Reformed Theological Review 66, no. 1 (2007), 23-36.
Old Testament Law; “Liberation and Desire: The Logic of Law in Exodus and Beyond.” In Exploring Exodus: literary, theological and contemporary approaches, edited by Brian S. Rosner and Paul R. Williamson, 123-153. Nottingham: Apollos, 2008.
Global issues; ‘Responding to human need as Christians: a fresh approach’, presented at ‘Human Need and Christian Care’ conference, CASE New College UNSW 25/5/2007.
Global issues; ‘Is growth good? Toward a Christian ethical interrogation of a dominant paradigm’, St Mark’s Review No. 214, November 2010 (4).
Augustine; “Augustine on Obsession” in Brian S. Rosner (ed.), The consolations of theology. Grand Rapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans Pub. Co., 2008. Available for order here or here.
Sexuality; “Desire and Grace: Williams and the Search for Bodily Wholeness” in On Rowan Williams: Critical Essays, edited by Matheson Russell, 141-162. Eugene: Wipf and Stock, 2009.
Community; with Greg J. Clarke and Michael P. Jensen, “Toward a Christian Understanding of the concept of human ‘Community’, with special reference to the praxis of non-government human services delivery organisation.” Evangelical Review of Society and Politics 3, no. 2 (2009), 22-40.
Relationships; “Driving The Point Home”.
Bioethics; “The Bishop and the blastocyst: a case-study in handling science theologically”, presented at the Society of Christian Ethics, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, September 2004.
Social Reform; “A Theological Approach to Social Reform, Advocacy and Engagement” in Rodney Yule (ed.) Another Way to Love: Christian Engagement in Social Reform.
Utilitarianism; “Whatever it takes: Utilitarianism” in A Spectator’s Guide to Worldviews, 2007.
Education; “Anglican Schooling in a Pluralist Society,” The Inaugural Armitage Lecture, Shore School, 11 November 2005.
New College Lectures 2005, Church & State: exploring views on the relevance of faith to politics by The Hon John Anderson, The Hon Kevin Rudd and Rev. Dr. Andrew Cameron, available here.
Articles in The Briefing or other Matthias Media Publications
Articles reproduced with kind permission of Matthias Media. All rights reserved. For more resources for growing Christians, visit the Matthias Media website (www.matthiasmedia.com).
‘Review of “The Trials of Theology” by Sam Freney’, The Briefing, no. 387 (2010).
With Dr. Megan Best, ‘Freedom for gifts of hope: Revisiting the ethics of contraception’ The Briefing. no. 385 (2010).
‘One Land, One Saviour’ The Briefing, no. 361 (2008).
‘Do it youself morality’ The Briefing, no. 344 (2007).
‘War – a time to fight?’ The Briefing, no. 319 (2005).
‘The subversive – what is Christmas all about?’ The Briefing, no. 291 (2002).
‘When does life begin? The archbishop’s fiat’ The Briefing, no. 285 (2002).
‘The Politics of Peace’ Kategoria 20 (2001), 14-21.
‘Should Christians be involved in industrial action?’ The Briefing, no. 245 (1999).
‘Should conscience be your guide’ The Briefing, no. 234 (1999).
‘Singer’s different drummer’ The Briefing, no. 161 (1995).
Articles in Southern Cross
‘Religion or ethics – Jesus can join the dots’, Southern Cross, July 2010, 18.
“Get back your Christmas Spirit”, Southern Cross, Dec 2010, 15.
St Paul’s Ethic, with Special Reference to Philippians 4:8. Thesis as part-requirement for the degree of Master of Theology, Moore Theological College, September 1997.
The Logic of Love: A Theological Approach to the Relationship between Ethics and Emotion. Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, King’s College London, April 2003.
1. An appraisal of analogues to ‘emotion’ in Christian scripture and theology, and the place of passion and affection in Christian ethical thought and practice.
2. The impact of OT law and wisdom upon Christian ‘wisdom’ and ethics, with special reference to Proverbs 10-31; the degree to which ‘Christian ethics’ should be construed as a task of wisdom.
3. Articulating appropriate modes of civil and political involvement for people of Christian faith.
4. Theological responses to climate change.
5. Ongoing research into the ethics of various social issues (in bioethics, politics, environment, sociology etc.
6. Survey of introductions to Christian ethics.