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Andy Walton looks at whether there is a "Religious Right" emerging in Britain
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Step 1: Call your activists "mad, swivel-eyed loons"
Nick Spencer looks at the changing face of British religion
A guest blogger reflects on the role of the parish vicar
Guest blogger Francis Davis calls for the churches to lead the way in social innovation.
Paul Bickley on the theological causes of capitalism's woes.
Dr. Brennan Jacoby comments on the limitations of Wang Zuoan's recent plan to "liberate" Chinese from religious influence
Understanding Thatcher's political theology is essential to understanding her politics, argues Dr Graeme Smith.
Nick Spencer listens to Start the Week, and sighs
After Baroness Thatcher's death, Paul Bickley reflects on one of the former Prime Minister's most controversial ideas
"religious privilege" is often used as a cipher for something else, writes Elizabeth Oldfield
A recent ruling raises the old spectre of 'public opinion' unduly influencing official decisions, though in a unfamiliar direction
With the election of the new Pope and the enthronement of Archbishop Justin Welby coming within a week of one another, the church stands in a significant (and historically unique) position.
Nick Spencer takes an early look at the new Pope.
Jennie Pollock blogs on thee launch of Centre for Social Justice's report on modern day slavery
Paul Morrison argues that we need a more truthful debate around poverty and welfare reform
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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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Step 1: Call your activists "mad, swivel-eyed loons"
What comes after Christendom
Nick Spencer looks at the changing face of British religion
What we don’t talk about when we talk about Establishment
A guest blogger reflects on the role of the parish vicar
Eric Pickles, New Sparks and The Church as Innovator
Guest blogger Francis Davis calls for the churches to lead the way in social innovation.
A reformation of commercial manners
Paul Bickley on the theological causes of capitalism's woes.
Religion’s influence runs deeper than Zuoan may think
Dr. Brennan Jacoby comments on the limitations of Wang Zuoan's recent plan to "liberate" Chinese from religious influence
Margaret Thatcher’s Christian Faith
Understanding Thatcher's political theology is essential to understanding her politics, argues Dr Graeme Smith.
‘Science’, ‘the media’, & ‘religion’
Nick Spencer listens to Start the Week, and sighs
No such thing as society?
After Baroness Thatcher's death, Paul Bickley reflects on one of the former Prime Minister's most controversial ideas
Evan Harris and the problem of "privilege"
"religious privilege" is often used as a cipher for something else, writes Elizabeth Oldfield
Who are you calling a liberal?
A recent ruling raises the old spectre of 'public opinion' unduly influencing official decisions, though in a unfamiliar direction
Christianity at the Crossroads: A BBC/ Theos debate
With the election of the new Pope and the enthronement of Archbishop Justin Welby coming within a week of one another, the church stands in a significant (and historically unique) position.
The Hand of God
Nick Spencer takes an early look at the new Pope.
Where is our Wilberforce?
Jennie Pollock blogs on thee launch of Centre for Social Justice's report on modern day slavery
The Lies We Tell Ourselves: Ending Comfortable Myths About Poverty
Paul Morrison argues that we need a more truthful debate around poverty and welfare reform
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