Freedom of speech in universities: The government giveth and taketh away
The government has proposed forcing universities to do more to protect free speech. The proposals have big limitations, argues Simon Perfect. 28/10/17
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The plight of Christians in the Middle East
In light of the killing of 29 Christians in Cairo, Tamer Nashef writes on the important role of Christianity in shaping the Middle East
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Our Common Creed: Secular Humanism, Reimagined
What binds Britain together as a nation? Theo Hobson argues it is ‘secular humanism’ – but says that this needs to be reimagined.
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How real are you? Bill Viola’s ‘Martyrs’
In time for Easter, Anna Wheeler reviews Bill Viola’s moving–image art installation at St Paul’s Cathedral – ‘Martyrs’.
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Debate: Is faith a help or hindrance for the good life?
Theos' Nick Spencer and the British Humanist Association's Andrew Copson debate the good life for the Speakers' Corner Trust
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Our Common Creed:
Robert Tombs looks how different perceptions of the “neighbour” come into play in contemporary politics
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