Review: Myles Werntz reviews The Political Samaritan by Nick Spencer
Myles Werntz, Assistant Professor of Christian Ethics at Hardin–Simmons University, reviews The Political Samaritan for Reading Religion. 19/09/2018
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Half of British adults say the world would be more peaceful if no one was religious
Theos Think Tank launches a new report on religious violence with reference to public attitudes revealed by ComRes polling.
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After Grenfell: New research reveals what the faith groups did in response to the Grenfell Fire – and what we can learn from it
Theos Think Tank launches new research based on interviews with representatives of faith communities in the vicinity of Grenfell Tower.
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Theos in the Tablet
Clifford Longley, author of Theos report, ‘Just Money: How Catholic Social Teaching can Redeem Capitalism’, is published in the Tablet. 26/05/18
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Grenfell: One Year On
In advance of the one year anniversary of the fire, St Clement’s Church and Theos hosted an evening to reflect on the faith groups’ response.
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Priests flock to Vatican’s exorcism classes
Theos research on Christianity and Mental Health is mentioned in a BBC report on the issue of exorcisms. 17/04/18
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Assisted suicide campaigners warned: You are doing harm by linking dignity to euthanasia
Theos’ new report ‘Dignity at the End of Life’ is discussed in Christian Today. 07/02/18
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Doubt cast over future of Scottish ecumenical body
Research on the Scottish ecumenical body by Theos’ Amy Plender and Nathan Mladin featured in the Times.
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Being and Becoming a Quaker Chaplain
Ben Ryan spoke at a London conference for Quaker chaplains and for those wanting to find out more about chaplaincy.
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Mental health and chaplaincy
Ben Ryan spoke at Kent Workplace Mission’s Chaplain Conference in Canterbury on mental health and chaplaincy.
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Tim Farron and the gay sex question: Is there hope for Christians in politics?
At a Theos lecture Farron made a plea for a society that truly embraces difference rather than trying to flatten it beneath a secular consensus.
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Review: The Political Samaritan by Nick Spencer
Peter Selby reviews Nick Spencer’s new book, which considers the political uses of the Good Samaritan. 15/12/17
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