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David McIlroy asks whether law can ever truly be 'secular'
Lord Mackay delivers the Richard O’Sullivan Lecture for the 50th anniversary of Law and Justice
Nick Spencer's lecture to the Iona Institute on the enormous debt the political West owes Christianity
Nick Spencer delivered a talk to the think tank Skaperkraft in Oslo, February 2013 on the future of 'Christian politics'
Nick Spencer delivered several lectures at Kings College London recently as part of their series ‘Christianity and the Making of Britain’. Read his lecture 'Christianity and Democracy: Friend and Foe' here.
Theos guest contributor Natalie Williams sums up the Theos panel debate 'Courts and Conscience: Where next for Religious Freedom?'
Violence against women is not limited to India. It is a universal phenomenon across cultures. And much of the blame for perverse attitudes towards women falls squarely on the shoulders of major religions - The Times
Nick Spencer accounts on what census doesn't tell, and what matters more than diversity or unity
The Person and the Individual - The Archbishop of Canterbury. Westminster Central Hall - 1st October 2012.
The seventh article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The sixth article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The fifth article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The fourth article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The third article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
Nick Spencer looks at humanism and the lessons of history
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David Barclay advocates a new approach to living together, grounded in localised ‘political friendships’.
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Is Secular Law possible?
David McIlroy asks whether law can ever truly be 'secular'
Does Establishment have a Future?
Lord Mackay delivers the Richard O’Sullivan Lecture for the 50th anniversary of Law and Justice
How Christianity shaped our politics for the better
Nick Spencer's lecture to the Iona Institute on the enormous debt the political West owes Christianity
What role for Christianity in 21st century politics?
Nick Spencer delivered a talk to the think tank Skaperkraft in Oslo, February 2013 on the future of 'Christian politics'
Christianity and Democracy: Friend and Foe
Nick Spencer delivered several lectures at Kings College London recently as part of their series ‘Christianity and the Making of Britain’. Read his lecture 'Christianity and Democracy: Friend and Foe' here.
Courts and Conscience: Where next for Religious Freedom?
Theos guest contributor Natalie Williams sums up the Theos panel debate 'Courts and Conscience: Where next for Religious Freedom?'
Violence against women prompts a religious challenge
Violence against women is not limited to India. It is a universal phenomenon across cultures. And much of the blame for perverse attitudes towards women falls squarely on the shoulders of major religions - The Times
2011 Census: The Religion Question
Nick Spencer accounts on what census doesn't tell, and what matters more than diversity or unity
Theos Lecture Transcript
The Person and the Individual - The Archbishop of Canterbury. Westminster Central Hall - 1st October 2012.
The Prince, part 7: Human nature
The seventh article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The Prince, part 6: Was Machiavelli an atheist?
The sixth article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The Prince, part 5: Reversing the virtues
The fifth article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The Prince, part 4: On benevolence and brutality
The fourth article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The Prince, part 3: The personal in the political
The third article in Nick Spencer's series on Machiavelli's The Prince
The Prince, part 2: Of humanism and moral monsters
Nick Spencer looks at humanism and the lessons of history
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