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Rescuing Darwin data set

The full tables of data relating to the Rescuing Darwin project can be accessed here.

Elizabeth Oldfield

Elizabeth is host of The Sacred podcast. She was Theos’ Director from August 2011 – July 2021. She appears regularly in the media, including BBC One, Sky News, and the World Service, and writing in The Financial Times.

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Posted 11 August 2011

Evolution, Darwin

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Motherhood, Inside Out

Theos is starting a new research project on motherhood that explores the ways in which motherhood plays out in our society.

The Theos Team

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6 May 2025

Men, Women and the Great Gender Divide

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Open letter from women of faith on assisted dying

Jonathan Sumption: why voters have lost faith in democracy

I love being a mother but there is a dark side

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The Pagan Myth of Easter

Easter and Holy Week Reflections

Death: Is grief an inevitable part of motherhood?

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The Pagan Myth of Easter

In light of English Heritages new children’s booklet, George Lapshynov debunks claims that Easter originated as a pagan festival. 15/04/2025

Easter and Holy Week Reflections

Members of the Theos team reflect on the significance of Holy Week and Easter. 15/04/2025

Open letter from women of faith on assisted dying

In this open letter, women from different faiths unite in voicing safeguarding concerns over the current legislation for Assisted Dying. 04/04/2025

Motherhood, Inside Out

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Theos is starting a new research project on motherhood that explores the ways in which motherhood plays out in our society.

Motherhood

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