“Use worldly wealth to gain friends”: Thomas Piketty’s Capital and Ideology
In this long–read Nick Spencer reflects on Thomas Piketty’s ‘Capital and Ideology’. 03/08/2020
In Depth
Sapiens, maybe. Deus, no.
In his latest long–read, Nick Spencer critiques two of the biggest books of our time ‘Sapiens’ and ‘Homo Deus’ by Yuval Noah Harari. 07/07/2020
In Depth
Edward Colston and tearing down the past
Following events in Bristol, Nick Spencer questions which statues should be allowed to remain. 09/06/2020
In Brief
Donald Trump, the Bible and Religion: how the 45th President of the United States has ‘Done God’
In this chapter from the 2017 book ‘The Mighty and the Almighty’ Nick Spencer considers Trump’s professed faith. 02/06/2020
In Depth
Old religious quarrels return as covid–19 lockdowns ease
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The delicate balance between God and Caesar in modern Britain
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This is not the first time churches have been forced to close in Holy Week
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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
In Brief
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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