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A series of short reflections for Easter
Members of the Theos team reflect on the Easter story and what it means for us in these strange and challenging times. 09/04/2020
In BriefMembers of the Theos team reflect on the Easter story and what it means for us in these strange and challenging times. 09/04/2020
In BriefIn this video the Theos team give their book recommendations for Christmas 2019 feat. Paul Bickley’s best cracker jokes. 12/12/2019
In BriefThis is an edited version of the speech Sally Phillips gave recently at our annual lecture 2019. 08/12/2019
ArticlesTheos will be hosting a discussion with Prof. Alec Ryrie on the role of the heart as well as the head in understanding unbelief.
Book TicketsTheos hosts philosopher and writer James K.A. Smith, who will talk about his new book exploring what we can learn from St Augustine of Hippo.
Book TicketsTheos will be hosting a discussion with Tom McLeish and Alison Milbank on the intellectual division between the sciences and the arts.
Book TicketsLuke Bretherton will set out a vision of democratic politics as a form of neighbour love and argue that the secular is a theological idea.
ArticlesHussein Kesvani speaks about his adventures in the digital lives of Muslims and explores what this means for faith more broadly.
Book TicketsThis conference explored religion or belief in universities and issues like freedom of speech, and launched our research in this area.
PodcastAuthors Rupert Shortt and Ziya Meral tackle the difficult question, what is the connection between religion and violence?
Book TicketsDavid Goodhew will join Theos’ Paul Bickley for a conversation on the power and profile of churches in London.
Book TicketsIn a time of increasing polarisation, how can the churches help us build the common good? Our third debate on State, Society and the Common Good.
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