Clapping for the NHS, our new religion
Nick Spencer reflects on the ‘Clap for Carers’ tribute last night which celebrated the NHS and care workers responding to coronavirus. 27/03/2020
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We do do God: why liberals shouldn’t fear religious views in politics
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Nick Spencer appears on BBC Radio Ulster
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A decade of problems, and a possible way out of them
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Populism, religion and politics in a new decade
Theos will be hosting an event with Susan Kerr, editor of Is God a Populist? exploring the populist phenomenon and what it has to do with religion.
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Is Europe Christian?
Nick Spencer reviews Is Europe Christian? by Olivier Roy. 06/12/2019
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Britain’s potential prime ministers both face accusations of prejudice
It is telling when religious leaders speak out about who to vote for, comments Nick Spencer. 30/11/2019
ArticlesWhy we need religion
Nick Spencer reviews ‘Why we need religion’ by Stephen Asma. 29/11/2019
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Nick Spencer appears on The World Tonight
Nick Spencer shares his thoughts on what role should faith play in politics? 26/11/2019
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Christian Mission and the Abolition of God –Learning from History
Following Professor Alec Ryrie’s two lectures at Spurgeon’s College, Nick Spencer will offer a response.
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Religious Literacy: Challenges for Today
Without religious literacy how can fiction be distinguished from truth? Join Nick Spencer and other international speakers to explore this question.
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How to write about religion: a (foot)note
Nick Spencer argues that Matt Ridley’s ‘The Origins of Virtue’ fails to treat religion with the intellectual effort it deserves. 19/11/2019
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