New research published today by Theos, the public theology think tank, reveals a growing use of 'God talk' by party leaders in their conference speeches.
The UK Parliament recently rejected the argument to reduce the upper limit of abortion for non-disabled children, despite reports that babies have a greater chance of surviving before 24 weeks.
In the 1960s the Department of Architectural Studies at Sheffield University undertook a survey which showed that buildings which were used heavily every day of the week suffered from stress and were unlikely to last.
John Gray, Professor of European Thought at the London School of Economics and author of Black Mass: Apocalyptic Religion and the Death of Utopia, explored current anti-theistic sentiments at a Theos event last night.
A 2007 report by the UK’s Information Commissioner's Office highlighted the need for the public to be made more aware of the "creeping encroachment" of surveillance apparatus into their civil liberties.
MPs, peers, journalists and other opinion formers attended a Theos debate in the Attlee Suite of the Houses of Parliament last night, entitled 'Reviving Faith in Politics'.
Theos is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a major grant by the John Templeton Foundation to undertake a new project on science and religion.
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When is an athlete a para-athlete?
So, the Olympics are finally over.
Party leaders 'talking God' more
New research published today by Theos, the public theology think tank, reveals a growing use of 'God talk' by party leaders in their conference speeches.
How shall we respond to Darfur?
The Government flew in over 20 military cargo planes loaded with ammunition.
What difference does technology and science make in the abortion debate?
The UK Parliament recently rejected the argument to reduce the upper limit of abortion for non-disabled children, despite reports that babies have a greater chance of surviving before 24 weeks.
What did Solzhenitsyn ever do for us?
A prophet has died.
Creation or evolution: Do we have to choose?
Recent concerns have been expressed about the teaching of creationism and Intelligent Design in UK 'faith schools'.
Have Christian values been marginalised or are they under-appreciated?
There is a much quoted Census figure from 2001.
Do we need to observe a Sabbath?
In the 1960s the Department of Architectural Studies at Sheffield University undertook a survey which showed that buildings which were used heavily every day of the week suffered from stress and were unlikely to last.
Is 'doing God' doing good?
Alistair Burt MP, Alun Michael MP and Steve Webb MP today discussed the role of Christianity in society at a Theos debate in the House of Commons.
John Gray on the New Atheism
John Gray, Professor of European Thought at the London School of Economics and author of Black Mass: Apocalyptic Religion and the Death of Utopia, explored current anti-theistic sentiments at a Theos event last night.
Are we sleep-walking into a surveillance society?
A 2007 report by the UK’s Information Commissioner's Office highlighted the need for the public to be made more aware of the "creeping encroachment" of surveillance apparatus into their civil liberties.
Bishop of London hosts Theos reception
The Bishop of London, Rt Rev Richard Chartres, hosted a Theos drinks reception at the Old Deanery on Tuesday night.
Reviving Faith in Politics
MPs, peers, journalists and other opinion formers attended a Theos debate in the Attlee Suite of the Houses of Parliament last night, entitled 'Reviving Faith in Politics'.
Theos wins major grant to 'rescue' Darwin
Theos is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a major grant by the John Templeton Foundation to undertake a new project on science and religion.
Should Turkey join the European Union?
In recent years there has been a great deal of progress in Christian-Muslim relations.
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