Politicians have caught fantasy fever, and we’re all going to lose
This year’s ‘fantasy football’ fever seems to have infected the political realm, writes Ben Ryan. 28/08/2019
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The parable of the popcorn machine
Hannah Rich recounts a visit to West Yorkshire where she is reminded of the importance of fun in the work of the church. 01/08/2019
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How politics stole your soul
Ben Ryan argues that political identities are becoming more embedded and divisive, characterised by tribalism and lacking in vision. 31/07/2019
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Selfless or self–serving? The distinctive character of religious volunteering
Simeon Burke draws attention to recent polling and research which highlights the impact of religious commitment on community activism. 15/07/2019
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Migration, homecoming and fear of the nomad
David Lawrence reflects on the recurring theme of migration in the Christian tradition. 04/07/2019
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Having faith in universities: what life is really like for students of religion or belief
Simon Perfect explores major new research by Theos looking at faith and belief societies in universities.
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