Department of Theology and Religion

The Department of Theology and Religion has an outstanding international reputation, spanning the formation and development of the foundational texts and manuscripts of Judaism, Christianity and Islam to their interpretation in feminist, ethical, theological, philosophical and environmental perspectives, with specialisms in Sikhism, interfaith engagement, and the study of lived religion and its impact on society. It is at the interface of religion and society that teachers and researchers have made a wider impact, and changed the way governments and public bodies nationally and internationally engage with faith communities, including during the Covid pandemic.

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Posted 23 September 2021

The Hyphen Project report

Outlining key findings and recommendations aimed at helping UK cultural majority church leaders and ministries to better welcome, support and celebrate new Christians from other faiths and UK minority ethnic backgrounds.

Posted 13 September 2021

Atlantis, which no serious historian thinks existed, is making people insane on twitter

Professor Candida Moss writes for The Daily Beast.

Posted 13 September 2021

From 9/11 to Covid19: Lessons learned on religion and politics

Professor Jocelyne Cesari writes for the Berkley Center Forum.

Forthcoming events

Living with more than one tradition

18Oct

Living with more than one tradition

21Oct

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100% of Theology and Religion graduates are in work or further study within six months

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