Theos stimulates the debate about the place of religion in society, challenging and changing ideas through research, commentary and events.
Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to Biblical scholar and atheist Francesca Stavrakopoulou 25/05/2022
PodcastNick Spencer speaks to Helen Thompson. 24/05/2022
PodcastElizabeth Oldfield speaks to writer and nurse Christie Watson. 18/05/2022
PodcastHannah Rich shares early insights from current Theos research on faith and economic insecurity. 17/05/2022
In DepthLatest thoughts from the Theos team and guest contributors on current issues around religion and society.
Theos researches and investigates the intersection of religion, politics and society in the contemporary world.
The Economist
Iain McGilchrist will be in conversation with Nick Spencer to discuss science, religion, the brain, the sacred, and the future of humanity.
Book TicketsOur series of seminars ‘How to mix religion and politics’, ends with exploring how Jesus’ trial has been interpreted.
Book TicketsThe second in our series of ‘How to mix religion and politics’ examines the pressure on two fundamental virtues of our political system.
Book TicketsOur series of seminars ‘How to mix religion and politics’, begins with exploring renewed interest in the common good.
Book TicketsTheos hosts public debates, discussions and lectures about religion and society.
Theos is regularly quoted in mainstream media across broadcast, print and digital.
Linda Woodhead, Professor, Sociology of Religion, Lancaster University
In the final episode of this series, Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to author and podcaster Vanessa Zoltan. 26/01/2022
PodcastElizabeth Oldfield speaks to public intellectual and author Rupert Read. 19/01/2022
PodcastElizabeth speaks to social critic, feminist theorist and poet Minna Salami. 12/01/2022
PodcastElizabeth Oldfield speaks to lecturer and author Dr. Stuart Ritchie. 05/01/2022
PodcastTheos produces two podcasts: The Sacred, exploring how we can have better public conversations about the things we value, despite our differences; and Reading Our Times, exploring the books and ideas that are shaping us today.
Jon Cruddas MP