Students should unite to tackle debts, report says
The Church Times covers our most recent report ‘Forgive us our Debts’ co–authored by Nathan Mladin. 01/02/2019
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Forgive us our debts: why we need the Christian teaching on debt more than ever
Nathan Mladin introduces Theos’ latest report, ‘Forgive us Our Debts’ and explains why we need to start a better conversation about debt. 28/01/2019
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Forgive Us Our Debts
This event will launch the report ‘Forgive Us Our Debts’ which examines personal, corporate and government debt in the UK within an ethical framework.
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Maxed–out morality: the dark side of debt
Natan Mladin features in The Tablet for ‘Talk Money Week’, to discuss why we need to talk about debt in materialist society. 19/11/2018
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This report examines personal, corporate, and public debt in the UK within a moral framework. (2019)
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Debt in the UK: Faith–Based and Secular Responses
This public panel talk will discuss the intersection of faith–based and secular analyses of personal debt in the UK today.
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The Myth Gap: What Happens When Evidence and Arguments Aren’t Enough?
Natan Mladin reviews ‘The Myth Gap’ by Alex Evans, which explores the importance of myths and narratives in affecting long term change. 15/10/2018
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What’s Wronga with our Economy?
Natan Mladin reflects on the collapse of Wonga, the new IPPR report, and the role of justice in today’s economy. 11/09/2018
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The Shape of Water, the Other, and the longing for an enchanted world
Natan Mladin writes that ‘The Shape of Water’ is just the latest expression of the persistent longing for an enchanted world. 14/03//18
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What does a thinking person look like?
Natan Mladin reviews ‘How to Think: A Guide for the Perplexed’ by Alan Jacobs. 18/1/18
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Natan Mladin discusses our research on ecumenism on Premier
Listen to Natan Mladin discussing our latest report on ecumenism in England for Premier Christian Radio.
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After the Reformation
Natan Mladin discusses our latest research on the state of ecumenism in England and the future of Christian unity.
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