Secular Violence and The State
Part 3 of our series, Ian Linden examines the prominence of secular violence in the 20th century 18/07/2018
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The circus is over – now what about the bread?
Paul Bickley reflects on the impact of hosting large–scale sporting events in light of recent World Cup mania. 17/07/2018
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Killing in the Name of God
Part 2 of our series, Robin Gill explains why he wrote the Theos report, ‘Killing in the Name of God’, 18/07/2018
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Is Religion Inherently Violent?
Part 1 of our series, Nick Spencer explores what it means to say that religions are inherently violent 16/07/18
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Social Action, Food and Relationships
Hannah Rich reflects on the importance of hospitality and relationships in Christian social action. 10/07/2018
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Polly Toynbee is wrong – Gosport shows the dangers of an assisted dying law
Andrew Grey responds to Polly Toynbee’s argument that a right–to–die law is the only way to prevent another Gosport. 26.06.2018
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