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Multiculturalism

Jonathan Chaplin argues that multiculturalism still has indispensable contribution to realising a just society.

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Book Reviews

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Morality, markets and Michael Sandel

Nick Spencer reviews Michael Sandel's new book asking what money should not be able to buy.

A defaced culture

Nick Spencer reviews The Face of God by Roger Scruton

The Great Partnership by Jonathan Sacks

Nick Spencer looks at how science and religion can be friends


Justice in Love by Nicholas Wolterstorff

Nick Spencer reviews a follow up on how to marry justice and love

The Political Gene by Denis Sewell

Nick Spencer looks at how genes can be political as well as selfish

How to defend the indefensible

Nick Spencer reviews an attempt to rehabilitate the emperor Constantine


The Immortalization Commission by John Gray

Nick Spencer looks at what is means to be irreligious and immortal

A Journey by Tony Blair

Nick Spencer reviews Tony Blair's autobiography

The Nativity on BBC1

A review of the BBC's ground-breaking series on the birth of Christ


The Clapham Sect by Steve Tompkins

Nick Spencer reviews a biography of the most influential group of political Christians in British history

Biology And Ideology - From Descartes To Dawkins

Nick Spencer reviews an erudite collection of essays on the uses and abuses of biology

Religious Voices In Public Places

Nick Spencer reviews a heavy collection of essays on how religious people should speak in public


Welcome to Thebes

Jennie Pollock reviews Welcome to Thebe by Moira Buffini, showing at that National Theatre

God and Government

Christianity magazine reviews God and Government, by Nick Spencer and Jonathan Chaplin (eds)

Dostoevsky: Language, Faith, and Fiction

Nick Spencer reviews what one challenging Christian thinker has to say about another

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