Asia Bibi: We must stop wringing our hands and start acting
Dr Sophie Cartwright argues that Asia Bibi’s current situation reveals deeper flaws in Britain’s provision for refugees. 19/11/2018
In Brief
Halloween is an annual reminder that the British are bad at fun
Ben Ryan asks what the continued popularity of Halloween tells us about our lack of unifying cultural events. 31/10/2018
In Brief
The Sacred #22: Teresa Bejan
In the 22nd episode of The Sacred, Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to the political theorist and author Teresa Bejan. 19/09/2018
Podcast
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
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
In Brief
‘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