A Christian ethic of debt and credit
In the first of our blog series on debt, Luke Bretherton sets out how debt and credit frame our moral relations. 24/04/2019
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Rediscovering sacred space in the embers of Notre–Dame
Hannah Rich reflects on sacred space and religious heritage in the aftermath of the Notre–Dame fire. 24/04/2019
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Homelessness, hunger and hope – the stations of the cross in 2019
This Holy Week, Hannah Rich reflects on the story of Jesus’ death and its relevance in 2019. 15/04/2019
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Populism, Palestinians and peace: what’s at stake in the Israeli elections?
As Benjamin Netanyahu seeks a fifth term in office, Andy Walton assesses how the Israeli PM has shaped the politics of Israel and beyond. 08/04/2019
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Poetry not policy: why we need a new language for social cohesion post–Brexit
Madeleine Ward makes a case for the sacred importance of social cohesion in post–Brexit Britain. 27/03/2019
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Escape from EUgypt: Boris, Moses and the Exodus Story
Theos’ Senior Fellow Nick Spencer asks whether Boris Johnson’s comparison of Brexit to the Exodus is 100% justified. 25/03/2019
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