Elizabeth Oldfield comments on St Hilda’s College’s decision to cease having a dedicated Anglican chapel, transitioning instead to a multi–faith prayer room.
The soulless ‘neutrality’ of multi–faith spaces tends to be the cost for the gain in perceived fairness, writes Elizabeth in this article for The Telegraph.
You can read the full article here.
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