Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging
Ben Ryan reviews ‘Brit(ish)’, an autobiographical memoir on race and identity in contemporary Britain by Afua Hirsch. 28/08/2018
In Brief
Faitheism: Why Christians and atheists have more in common than you think, by Krish Kandiah
Elizabeth Oldfield reviews ‘Faitheism’ by Krish Kandiah and comments on it’s bridge–building agenda 21/08/2018
In Depth
After the Windrush scandal: How public theology can help us to engage with the refugee question
Part two of our blog series to mark Refugee Week 2018, by Fleur Houston 19/06/2018
In Depth
‘Speak What We Feel, Not What We Ought To Say’
Anna Wheeler reviews ‘The Writer’ and discusses how good theatre, like religion, should challenge us to speak what we feel, not what we ought to say.
In Brief
Beyond the Twitter clean up: what I’ve learned about human beings and what that should mean for our public debates
Elizabeth Oldfield looks at social media, tribalism and our limitations as rational actors. 05/03/18
In Depth
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
In Brief