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‘The Tribes Will Always Be With Us’ by Nick Spencer
Nick Spencer writes in the Church Times on the bitter divisions in Western Democracy.
ArticlesNick Spencer writes in the Church Times on the bitter divisions in Western Democracy.
ArticlesProducer Armando Iannucci says Jesus’ death and resurrection never made sense to him as a child. Nick Spencer asks if that is the point. 19/12/17
In BriefNick Spencer discusses politicians’ use of the parable of the Good Samaritan, the topic of his latest book, on BBC Radio Scotland. 17/12/17
ArticlesNick Spencer reviews Roger Scruton’s new book about ‘place’ after Brexit, for the Church Times.
ArticlesNick Spencer appears on BBC Radio 5 Live to discuss his latest book, The Political Samaritan. 13/12/17
PodcastNick Spencer joined the Beyond Belief podcast on BBC Radio 4 to discuss his book, about how the Good Samaritan parable is used politically. 11/12/17
PodcastNick Spencer reviews three new books on the relationship between the Church and the foundation of the welfare state. 08/12/17
In DepthNick Spencer reviews Denis Alexander’s book which explores the relationship between genetic determinism, free will and moral responsibility. 08/12/17
In BriefNick Spencer spoke on a panel debate at Chatham House about state secularism.
PodcastTheos’ Nick Spencer reflects on the Theos Annual Lecture 2017, given by Tim Farron MP: What kind of liberal society do we want? 30/11/17
ArticlesHow the perennially popular story of the Good Samaritan is deployed in supposedly secular politics. (2017)
BooksFrom Thatcher to Corbyn, why are politicians so fond of the Good Samaritan? Nick Spencer explores the politicisation of Jesus’ parable
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