The double–edged assets of faith and sport for social cohesion
Both churches and sport are powerful agents for social cohesion but they are also dangerously fragile, writes Ben Ryan. 15/11/2019
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Do we need a written constitution?
Elliot Bulmer and Paul Bickley argue the pros and cons of the UK moving to a written, codified system. 25/10/2019
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Addiction, will power, and what it means to be human
Theos’ Senior Fellow Nick Spencer looks at our addiction to addiction. 27/09/2019
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9/11 changed everything for Western approaches to identity, civilization and religion, and nothing.
Ben Ryan looks at how the events of 9/11 marked a turning point for the West, its sense of self and religion, but only in some ways. 19/09/2019
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The evolutionary origins of religion
In this guest blog Mark Vernon explores an emerging theory of the origin of religion, the trance hypothesis. 19/08/2019
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Why history didn’t end
Thirty years on from Francis Fukuyama’s ‘end of history’ prediction, Nick Spencer explains why, ultimately, Fukuyama was wrong. 07/08/2019
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