New research shows that 11 million English adults visit Church of England cathedrals every year, and surprising numbers of them are non-Christians and the non-religious.
With the PM set to make a speech suggesting the Olympics will give the economy a £13 billion boost, a think tank claims the Government is overselling the economic impact of London 2012.
Give us our Ball Back: Reclaiming Sport for the Common Good, a new report by Theos and Sports Think Tank, reveals that the big claims made for the Olympics, and sport more generally, don’t stack up.
For immediate release Two leading scholars of law and religion will claim this Wednesday that most disputes about religious freedom and equality are best solved out of court.
Two academics will this week show how faith groups play a vital role in providing social care to parts of society which state based welfare services fail to reach, but are being inhibited by prejudices against religion.
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Is there a “Religious Right” emerging in Britain?
Andy Walton looks at whether there is a "Religious Right" emerging in Britain
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Claims of a British 'Religious Right' are misleading
Claims of a British 'Religious Right' are misleading, say Theos.
European Court judgements send wrong message
Today's judgements on religious liberty have sent out the wrong message about the position of religious faith in Britain today, says Theos.
Britain is neither Christian nor secular, but religiously plural
Britian is neither Christian nor secular, but religiously plural, says Theos in light of 2011 Census.
An atheist, an agnostic and a priest debate goodness and God
Theos/LSE Forum on Religion event: 'With good reason: a debate on the foundation of ethics' marks the launch of new Theos report.
Britain's Faithless do have Faith After All
New Theos research has shown that the majority of people in Britain have some form of religious belief after all.
Cathedrals’ success transcends religious and social boundaries.
New research shows that 11 million English adults visit Church of England cathedrals every year, and surprising numbers of them are non-Christians and the non-religious.
Next Archbishop must ‘do politics’, says Theos
Religion and society think tank Theos said today that the next Archbishop should be even more political than the last.
Cameron’s Olympic figures should be taken with a pinch of salt, says think tank
With the PM set to make a speech suggesting the Olympics will give the economy a £13 billion boost, a think tank claims the Government is overselling the economic impact of London 2012.
Inspire a Generation? 80% say Olympics not inspiring them to play more sport
Give us our Ball Back: Reclaiming Sport for the Common Good, a new report by Theos and Sports Think Tank, reveals that the big claims made for the Olympics, and sport more generally, don’t stack up.
British religion has changed dramatically
British religion has changed dramatically, and the implications for policy and practice are far-reaching
Law can't resolve religious disputes, say legal experts
For immediate release Two leading scholars of law and religion will claim this Wednesday that most disputes about religious freedom and equality are best solved out of court.
Faith Groups must be allowed to “Plug the Gaps” in State Services
Two academics will this week show how faith groups play a vital role in providing social care to parts of society which state based welfare services fail to reach, but are being inhibited by prejudices against religion.
The UK’s anti- extremism strategy has a dangerous lack of focus
Press release ahead of tomorrow's debate on radicalisation at RUSI.
New research finds we spend less than £1 a year per pupil on R.E.
Ahead of the faith schools debate this Wednesday, new research finds that RE in Britain is the 'dumping ground of the curriculum'
Early signs of a new focus on Christianity in Coalition’s words and actions
Professor Kim Knott and Dr Therese O'Toole welcome the Coalition's new stance on faith
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