Violent threats against MPs are becoming more common. Madeleine Ward reminds us that the safety of our political leaders is critical – a timely reminder as we approach Bonfire Night, a festival celebrating triumph over those who would use violence as a political tool. 01/11/2019
Addiction is a growing problem in the modern West. But how we treat it depends heavily on how we understand it, and how we understand it depends, in turn, on how we understand ourselves. In the first of an occasional series of articles on science and religion in the modern world, Theos’ Senior Fellow Nick Spencer looks at our addiction to addiction. 27/09/2019
Daniel Coyne considers how our democracy lost its way and how it can be restored. 10/09/2019
In this guest blog David Barclay considers the benefits of church partnerships with secular organisations. 04/09/2019
In the 46th episode of The Sacred, Elizabeth Oldfield talks to journalist, actor, presenter and author Rhik Samadder. 21/08/2019
Simon Perfect explores major new research by Theos looking at faith and belief societies in universities.
Universities are a symbolic battleground in debates about our values. But what is university like for students of different faiths or beliefs? This report explores faith and belief student societies, the challenges they face, and how they handle controversial issues like freedom of speech. (2019)
Theos Associate, Ian Christie, reviews Mike Berners–Lee’s ‘There Is No Planet B’ and reflects on a pivotal year for environmental politics. 03/07/2019
In this article for Vice, the author references Theos’ 2017 report, ‘Christianity and Mental Health: Theology, Activities, Potential’. 19/06/2019