20 June 2022 God on "Our" side? Jocelyne Cesari discusses the role of the state-religion interactions to understand the current politicisation of religion.
20 June 2022 ITSEE students win prizes at Postgraduate Research Festival Andrew Patton won the Michael O’Rourke postgraduate publication prize and Gabriël Oberholzer was named People’s Choice Runner-up in the Images of Research.
06 June 2022 Jagbir Jhutti Johal is appointed to Race Equality Foundation Board Jagbir Jhutti-Johal has been confirmed as one of the experts for the 2022-2025 OSCE/ODIHR Panel of Experts on Freedom of Religion or Belief.
31 May 2022 Evil, Suffering and Hope - Art and Poetry Exhibition: Call for Submissions Are you an artist or poet interested in the philosophical problem of evil? The Global Philosophy of Religion project seeks submissions for a December exhibition
27 May 2022 ITSEE Director gives keynote address at conference in Texas Professor Hugh Houghton spoke at the inaugural Text and Manuscript conference hosted by the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts last week.
16 March 2022 New research collaboration between Birmingham and Leuven The 1COR project will significantly advance work on the text of the Pauline Epistles in multiple languages.
16 March 2022 New Catalogue of Greek Manuscripts in Birmingham A team of doctoral students convened by Georgi Parpulov has produced a catalogue of Greek manuscripts at the University of Birmingham and Woodbrooke College.
14 February 2022 Faith-inspired public art Professor Andrew Davies talks to BBC Radio 4's Sunday programme about religion and public art.
07 February 2022 God and Caesar: a never-ending competition The Harvard Divinity School Bulletin showcases the introduction of Jocelyne Cesari's new book, We God's People: Christianity, Islam and Hinduism in the World of Nations.
07 February 2022 Religion and populism in the United States and Europe Jocelyne Cesari and Tobias Cremer discuss the relationship between religion and populism, and how this relationship is affecting the politics of Europe and the United States.
27 January 2022 Islamophobia: The Dinner Table Prejudice Middle-class people are more educated, which means that – in the case of Islam – they are more miseducated too.
24 January 2022 University of Birmingham survey reveals Islamophobia is the posh person's prejudice A survey led by the University of Birmingham says people from middle and upper-class occupational groups are more likely to hold prejudiced views of Islam than people from working class occupational groups
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