“Doing God”: A Future for Faith in the Public Square

It is difficult to think of a time when faith has been so important or misunderstood. This report examines the often complex issues surrounding faith

Politics, Religion

Rescuing Darwin

This report explores the concept of God and evolution in Britain today.

Darwin

The future of welfare: a Theos collection

A collection of 12 essays from the country’s leading thinkers on welfare exploring the moral logic of and future hopes for the welfare state.

Welfare

A Christian Vision of Human Flourishing

Briefing paper 2: Nick Spencer looks at what Christian thought has to say about human flourishing

Christianity, Humanity, Identity

Religion and Law

Sixteen legal experts explore the often fraught relationship between religion and law in Britain today.

Law

How to think about religious freedom

Nick Spencer cuts through the complexities of religion and law to give a clear and judicious overview of what is at stake.

Freedom of Religion, Law

Neither Private nor Privileged: The Role of Christianity in Britain Today

Nick Spencer discusses the role of Christianity in Britain today.

Charity, Christianity, Politics

Voting and Values in Britain: Does religion count?

Nick Spencer and Ben Clements examine the true relationship between religious and political commitments in Britain.

Politics, Voting

Executive Summary: Voting and Values in Britain: Does religion count?

Nick Spencer and Ben Clements examine the true relationship between religious and political commitments in Britain.

Politics, Voting

Post–religious Britain?: The faith of the faithless

Nick Spencer and Holly Weldin argue that the traditional division of people into religious and non–religious camps is unsustainable.

Atheism, Religion