Oxfam and the UK’s moral leadership
Ben Ryan argues that despite the Oxfam scandal, Britain must not shy away from its lead role in international development. 15/02/18
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On love and ashes
Amy Plender explores the significance of Ash Wednesday falling on St. Valentine’s Day. 14/02/18
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What does dignity really mean?
Elizabeth Oldfield argues that we need a deeper concept of ‘dignity’ than is currently being used in the assisted dying debate. 07/02/2018
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What’s really beneath the assisted dying debate?
Andrew Grey argues that by meeting people’s needs and wishes at the end of their lives, professionals enable them to have dignified deaths. 01/02/18
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Jordan Peterson: On lobsters, hierarchy, and listening
Kenneth Primrose discusses academic Jordan Peterson’s views about how people arrive at the beliefs that shape their behaviour. 24/1/18
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Social Science… and Social Action
Hannah Rich challenges the tidy labelling of the ‘religious’ by social scientists and explores the relation between faith and social action. 17/1/18
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