Is it possible for a society marked by deep ethnic and religious diversity to identify a workable framework for deep diversity which does justice to all communities?
Become a friend
Become a friend of Theos Individuals can receive regular Theos publications by becoming a Friend for as little as £60 per year.
Sign up for email updates
We’ll notify you of our new reports and keep you up to date with important changes here. We promise not to spam you.
In response to Alain De Botton's provocatively titled book, Religion for Atheists, Elizabeth Hunter asks whether religion can be of use in our lives if divorced from belief.
When conflicting human rights collide, which should take precedence? This is one of the most fraught questions in the West today, with employment law often serving on its frontline.
I was on LBC radio recently, making the case against Lord Falconer’s lobby for the legalisation of assisted suicide, when the venerable presenter Nick Ross came on the line.
The made-to-order responses from Terry Sanderson and Andrew Copson to David Cameron’s speech on the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible suggest that they have read the headlines but not the text itself.
Theos - The public theology think tank
Clear thinking on religion and society
hello@theosthinktank.co.uk@theosthinktank020 7828 7777
Reports
Multiculturalism
Is it possible for a society marked by deep ethnic and religious diversity to identify a workable framework for deep diversity which does justice to all communities?
Become a friend
Become a friend of Theos Individuals can receive regular Theos publications by becoming a Friend for as little as £60 per year.
Sign up for email updates
We’ll notify you of our new reports and keep you up to date with important changes here. We promise not to spam you.
Theos Team Blog
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 ... 9 10 11 12 13 ... 19 20 21 22 23 Next »
Are you a real Christian?
Nick Spencer looks at the question of Christian nominalism
How should Christians engage with Occupy?
Guest writer, Angus Ritchie, reflects on the impending eviction of the Occupy protest camp from St Paul's.
Bideford Council Prayers: Court Cases confuse a relational issue
Bideford Council Prayers Ban: Why court cases are simply confusing the issue.
The Sport Delusion
Nick Spencer looks ask whether sport still has a role in a modern civilised society.
Why Britain isn't a 'Christian Nation'
Luke Bretherton argues that it's dangerous to identify Christianity with national identity
What makes a good banker?
Ian Christie asks how remuneration and vocation should relate to one another
How do we re-moralise our society?
Nick Spencer looks at how honest we aren't and what we can do about it.
Can you have religion for atheists?
In response to Alain De Botton's provocatively titled book, Religion for Atheists, Elizabeth Hunter asks whether religion can be of use in our lives if divorced from belief.
Does more freedom mean less protection?
When conflicting human rights collide, which should take precedence? This is one of the most fraught questions in the West today, with employment law often serving on its frontline.
Who wants to assist dying?
I was on LBC radio recently, making the case against Lord Falconer’s lobby for the legalisation of assisted suicide, when the venerable presenter Nick Ross came on the line.
What are Cameron's 'Core British Values'?
The made-to-order responses from Terry Sanderson and Andrew Copson to David Cameron’s speech on the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible suggest that they have read the headlines but not the text itself.
What do children need to know?
The national curriculum is under review.
What Is Christmas Really About?
Turn the clock back a few centuries, and European celebrations of Christmas were deeply entwined with local political realities.
We've got Christmas wrong, think tank reveals
The majority of Britons fail to grasp the meaning of the Christmas story, new research has revealed.
Theos gives parliamentary evidence on House of Lords Reform Bill
Elizabeth Hunter, Director of Theos, the religion and society think tank, gave evidence last night to the Joint Committee on House of Lords Reform.
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 ... 9 10 11 12 13 ... 19 20 21 22 23 Next »