Review: ‘A History of the Bible: The Book and its Faiths’
Nick Spencer reviews ‘A History of the Bible: The Book and its Faiths’, by John Barton. 24/05/2019
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Rescuing reason from the ruins of Reason
Nick Spencer reviews ‘The Territories of Human Reason’, by Alister McGrath. 16/05/2019
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Are we taking Christian teaching seriously? An uncompromising approach to debt and relationships
Dr Paul Mills argues that our Forgive Us Our Debts report is not radical enough in its recommendations. 03/05/2019
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The Warfare between Science and Religion: The idea that wouldn’t die
Nick Spencer reviews ‘The Warfare between Science and Religion: The idea that wouldn’t die’, published by John Hopkins University Press. 29.04.2019
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On Fleabag, frustration and resisting easy answers
Series two of Fleabag has been met with critical acclaim. Amy Plender offers her reaction to the equally complex and compelling comedy. 10/04/2019
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What is the point of theology? Why talking about God still matters
In their new book, Miroslav Volf and Matthew Croasmun make a compelling case for the public role theology can play, says Nathan Mladin. 03/04/2019
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