Public sympathy polls on Channel migrants tell us little and don’t help anyone
Former Head of Research Ben Ryan considers Yougov’s recent polling on sympathy for migrants. 18/08/2020
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Let’s face it: elite sport can be ethically ugly
Paul Bickley argues that the fixation with success in elite sport leaves questions of morality aside. 14/08/2020
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Millennials: spirituality, sex, and the screen
Mehr Panjwani considers whether recent depictions of faith on–screen point to a more nuanced understanding of the devotional life. 07/08/2020
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What do pandemics change? Confidence despite suffering in the era of the Black Death
In the second guest blog of our series, Karen Kilby considers the reflections of Julian of Norwich. 22/07/2020
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Requiem for my Hagia Sophia
Dr Ziya Meral reflects on why the Turkish government’s decision to change the status and use of Hagia Sophia has shaken him personally. 17/07/2020
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What do pandemics change? Human vulnerability and embracing the leper
In the first guest blog of our series, Rachel Davies considers the response of Angela of Foligno and Francis of Assisi to those with leprosy. 02/07/20
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