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'there is one God in three persons, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.' Giles Cattermole considers the trinity. Isn't the trinity a bit odd? A theological abstraction that confuses and divides? Wouldn't it just be simpler to believe in a 'singular' god? Why is it the first statement...
Vaughan Roberts Authentic 2007 (reprinted with new preface, 2012) £6.99 RRP The Christian life is victorious, full of joy and triumph. Well, usually. Sometimes. Ever? Battles Christians Face equips us to deal wisely with our daily struggles as we follow Jesus. Eight chapters cover some of the most common battles...
Being the substance of an address given at the Annual Breakfast of the CMF, during the BMA Annual Meeting, Brighton, 12 July 1956. A new phrase has become increasingly common in current medical literature. We are reminded that we must no longer think in the old departmental terms, but that we...
This is the third and final part of a three-part series on guidance. Part 1 (God guides, we follow) (1) and part 2 (godly wisdom) (2) were published in the Spring and Autumn 2012 issues of Nucleus respectively. This time we'll turn to more practical application of what we've learned...
'How are atheists produced? In probably nine cases out of ten, what happens is something like this: A beloved husband, or wife, or child, or sweetheart is gnawed to death by cancer, stultified by epilepsy, struck dumb and helpless by apoplexy, or strangled by croup or diphtheria; and the looker...
Please print off the pdf to complete the crossword.Entries can be submitted by post to the office, or by email to giles@cmf.org.uk. The deadline is 1 December 2012.The winning correct entry will receive a voucher worth £15 for books from the CMF website. If no entry is correct, the closest...
Giles Cattermole offers some hints. Of making many books there is no end, and much study wearies the body. (Ecclesiastes 12:12) I suspect that many students think much the same of medical journals. And the writer of Ecclesiastes didn't have FPAS scores to worry about. FPAS is the Foundation Programme...
Giles Cattermole considers guidance and God's will. godly wisdom This is the second of a three-part series on guidance. Part 1 (God guides, we follow) was published in the Spring issue of Nucleus, (1)and part 3 (godly decision-making) will be in the Winter issue. In the first part of this...
Giles Cattermole considers guidance and God's will. Part 1: God guides, we follow This is the first part of a three-part series on guidance. Parts 2 (Godly wisdom) and 3 (Godly decision-making) will be published in the Summer and Winter issues of Nucleus, and will give more practical application of...
connecting CMF exists to unite Christian doctors and students. It connects us to other Christian students in medical school, to local doctors, to medics nationally and internationally. Locally, you can meet up one-to-one for Bible study and prayer, maybe with an older student or junior doctor, to help you both...
