Christianism: A crude political ideology and the triumph of empty symbolism
Ben Ryan reflects on ‘Christianism’, the use of Christianity by populists to advance ideological agendas. 05/11/2018
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Parting the Red Sea: The US Evangelicals voting Democrat
Laura Moulton looks at why a growing minority of evangelicals in the US are voting for the Democrats. 02/11/2018
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The Myth Gap: What Happens When Evidence and Arguments Aren’t Enough?
Natan Mladin reviews ‘The Myth Gap’ by Alex Evans, which explores the importance of myths and narratives in affecting long term change. 15/10/2018
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Apocalypse Soon: Rejecting Despair and Denial about Climate Change
Hannah Malcolm advocates for a renewal of our environmental responsibility in the wake of the latest IPCC report. 09/10/2018
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Religion: A Cause of War or a Means of Peace?
Major General Tim Cross explores why questions about identity and purpose often lie at the heart of the debate on religion and violence. 31/08/2018
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From the Mangonel to Mustard Gas: Weapons Capable of Mass Destruction in Islam
In part 6 of our Religion & violence blog series Sasan Aghlani examines the Islamic approach to weapons of mass destruction in Iran. 24/08/2018
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