Christianity and Far Right Extremism
Join our panel as they explore the association of far right groups with Christian imagery and symbolism. How concerned should we be? 30/01/2025
Book Tickets
Rebellious Creation: AI and Genesis
Nick Spencer explores the parallels between ever advancing Artificial Intelligence and the Christian creation story. 14/01/2025
In Brief
How has our evolutionary past shaped us? In conversation with Harvey Whitehouse
Nick Spencer speaks with Harvey Whitehouse, Chair of Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford. 10/12/2024
PodcastWhat is (The) Enlightenment? In conversation with Jonathan Clark
Nick Spencer speaks with Historian Jonathan Clark. 03/12/2024
Podcast
The debate about assisted dying touches on our deepest beliefs about life
Nick Spencer writes for Hyphen about what lies behind the assisted dying debate. 28/11/2024
ArticlesShould Britain pay reparations for slavery? In conversation with Michael Banner
Nick Spencer speaks with Dean and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Michael Banner. 26/11/2024
PodcastWhat is “woke”? In conversation with Susan Neiman
Nick Spencer speaks with Einstein Forum in Germany Director, Susan Neiman. 19/11/2024
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Beasts of Burden
The feeling of being a burden fuels the assisted dying debate. Nick Spencer reminds us that caring for each other is part of being human. 14/11/2024
In BriefAssisted Dying: What’s really at stake? In conversation with Ilora Finlay and Julian Hughes
Nick Spencer speaks with Ilora Finlay and Julian Hughes about assisted dying. 12/11/2024
PodcastCan poetry save us? In conversation with Charles Taylor
Nick Spencer speaks with Professor emeritus at McGill University, Charles Taylor. 05/11/2024
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“My life, my choice”
Nick Spencer critiques the idea that ‘dignity of choice’ is the most compelling moral argument in the assisted dying debate. 01/11/2024
In BriefHow Did the World Make the West? In conversation with Josephine Quinn
Nick Spencer speaks with Professor of Ancient History, Josephine Quinn. 29/10/2024
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