In their judgment in the Johns fostering case a couple of weeks ago, Justices Munby and Beatson declared that, although England has an established church, ‘the laws and usages of the realm do not include Christianity, in whatever form’.
The Humanist Campaign telling people what to tick on the 2011 Census Form is misconceived and unnecessary, claims Theos, the public theology think tank.
Over a third (36%) of Britons would consider taking direct action to influence rules, laws or policies, new research from the public theology think tank Theos reveals.
The Prime Minister’s remarks on multiculturalism during his speech at the Munich security conference on Saturday were always going to be controversial.
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi – Britain’s first female Muslim Cabinet member – opened a proverbial can of worms in a speech on Islam and national identity at the University of Leicester last week.
On 4 January 2011, after five and a half years, Paul Woolley, our founding Director, left Theos to take up a new job as Executive Director of Charity at the Bible Society.
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What is 'Christian Britain'?
In their judgment in the Johns fostering case a couple of weeks ago, Justices Munby and Beatson declared that, although England has an established church, ‘the laws and usages of the realm do not include Christianity, in whatever form’.
Iain Duncan Smith at Theos/Charities Parliament event
A Welfare System for the 21st Century: How compassionate are the new welfare reforms?
Humanist Census Campaign Patronises Public, think tank claims
The Humanist Campaign telling people what to tick on the 2011 Census Form is misconceived and unnecessary, claims Theos, the public theology think tank.
Britain poised for a period of protest and unrest, new research reveals
Over a third (36%) of Britons would consider taking direct action to influence rules, laws or policies, new research from the public theology think tank Theos reveals.
What would you protest about, and how?
New Theos research has shown than over a third (36%) of Britons would consider taking direct action to influence rules, laws or policies.
Religion in Education debated at the RSA
The role of God in education was the subject of a Theos debate at the RSA last night.
What's wrong with discrimination?
Words have emotional impact.
Is there a right to day of rest?
Leisure centres on the Western Isles may be forced to open on Sundays under new equality legislation, according to a recent article in The Guardian.
Is "multiculturalism" really dead?
The Prime Minister’s remarks on multiculturalism during his speech at the Munich security conference on Saturday were always going to be controversial.
Are religious and national identities irreconcilable?
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi – Britain’s first female Muslim Cabinet member – opened a proverbial can of worms in a speech on Islam and national identity at the University of Leicester last week.
Could a banker get through the eye of a needle?
The Bible is not often heard in Parliament.
Theos director takes up new job
On 4 January 2011, after five and a half years, Paul Woolley, our founding Director, left Theos to take up a new job as Executive Director of Charity at the Bible Society.
Does morality need religion?
It’s the kind of question that is liable to get the irreligious rending their garments in righteous indignation.
What makes a wise choice?
The European Commission has sent a gift to three million secondary school children across the European Union.
Christmas set to be toughest for Britain's poor, new research reveals
Christmas will be a difficult time for Britain's poor, according to new research published today by Theos, the public theology think tank.
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