Pain, pleasure, and people: or why ideas matter
Nick Spencer reviews ‘Pain, Pleasure, and the Greater Good’ by Cathy Gere, a study of utilitarianism in public and medical ethics. 19/02/18
In Depth
How Anglicans think about society
Nick Spencer reviews ‘Theology Reforming Society’, a volume of essays originating in the Scott Holland Memorial lectures. 25/1/18
In Depth
What does a thinking person look like?
Natan Mladin reviews ‘How to Think: A Guide for the Perplexed’ by Alan Jacobs. 18/1/18
In Brief
Dialogue with far right on migration will only be possible once Liberals have a good myth on their side
Ben Ryan reviews ‘Go Back to Where You Came From’ by Sasha Polakow–Suransky. 05/1/18
In Depth
The theology of The Snow Queen
‘Unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven’. Anna Wheeler reflects on an old children’s story. 18/12/17
In Depth
The Church, the welfare state and the future
Nick Spencer reviews three new books on the relationship between the Church and the foundation of the welfare state. 08/12/17
In Depth