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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Remember, remember? The safety of our MPs should be a given, but it is not.
Madeleine Ward reminds us that the safety of our political leaders is critical – a timely reminder as we approach Bonfire Night. 01/11/2019
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Secular, Non–Religious, Atheist and Humanist are not the same thing, and why it matters
Ben Ryan argues that it is important to get our terms right. 22/10/2019
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Beyond guilt? Extinction Rebellion and the call to love in action
To mark Yom Kippur and Extinction Rebellion’s global mass action, Laurie Michaelis asks if it is love in action that really matters. 09/10/2019
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How the West was lost: the decline of a myth and the search for new stories
To coincide with the launch of his book ‘How the West Was Lost’, Ben Ryan diagnoses the contemporary crisis in which we find ourselves. 03/10/2019
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A People’s Voice
In this blog Hannah Eves asks if it is time for a more deliberative approach to British democracy. 23/09/2019
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