“Christians are Considered Dangerous and Offensive” Tim Farron says
The Tablet magazine covers the Theos Annual Lecture 2017.
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Tim Farron: Christianity is seen as dangerous
Following our Annual Lecture 2017, the BBC covers Tim Farron’s speech.
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What Kind of Liberal Society Do We Want? : Theos Annual Lecture 2017 full text
Former Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron MP gives the Theos annual lecture 2017.
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Christians are deemed to be dangerous, says Tim Farron
Ahead of our Annual Lecture, The Guardian covers Farron’s view that faith lies at core of liberal values
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PRESS RELEASE: “SHARED BRITISH VALUES ARE A MYTH” – ONLY TRUE LIBERALISM CAN HOLD US TOGETHER : TIM FARRON MP TO GIVE THEOS ANNUAL LECTURE 2017
Press Release for Theos Annual Lecture 2017, given by former Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron.
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PRESS RELEASE: Non–Brits Driving London’s Religious Resurgence
Press Release for Theos’ latest report: “Religion in Public Life: Levelling the field”, published on 1st November 2017.
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Fiction or Gospel truth: can good stories tell a godly story?
Dr Paula Gooder and George Pitcher spoke at Theos on 4th December about the purpose of story–telling and the relationship between truth and fiction.
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Living Without The Gods: Is Britain done with religion?
Nick Spencer comments on the British Museum’s exhibition ‘Living With The Gods’ in Christian Today.
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Believing in Poetry in a Secular Age
Canon Mark Oakley and poet Michael Symmons Roberts spoke at Theos on 5th October 2017 about religious poetry in a secular age.
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Tez Ilyas: ‘When comics talk about religion, it’s not very funny’
An interview with comedian Tez Ilyas during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Genes, God & Determinism
The Faraday Institute’s Denis Alexander spoke at Theos on 10th July 2017 on the intersection between faith and genetics.
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Faith and Citizenship: A divided allegiance?
Theos co–hosted an event in Parliament launching a book which explores how should Christians deal with tensions arising between faith and citizenship.
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