02 November 2021 What Do God or Deities Look Like? Philosophy of Religion project philosophers representing three distinct religious traditions discuss the nature and attributes of God and other deities.
01 October 2021 Decentralising Text Conference: call for papers Proposals of papers are invited for a conference on 'The Decentralising of the Biblical Text in Manuscript Formation' to be held in Birmingham in March 2022.
30 September 2021 Goodbye to CATENA staff After three years working as postdoctoral research fellows on the ERC CATENA project, Dr Georgi Parpulov and Dr Panagiotis Manafis are leaving ITSEE to take up new academic positions.
29 September 2021 Chiara Coppola awarded PhD Chiara Coppola has been awarded a doctorate for her thesis on "A New Analysis of the Scholia Photiana in the Pseudo-Oecumenian Catena Tradition."
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.
13 September 2021 Atlantis, which no serious historian thinks existed, is making people insane on twitter Professor Candida Moss writes for The Daily Beast.
13 September 2021 From 9/11 to Covid19: Lessons learned on religion and politics Professor Jocelyne Cesari writes for the Berkley Center Forum.
09 September 2021 20 Years On: 9/11 Radio interview of Jocelyne Cesari on September 8 on ABC Australia, about the twenty anniversary of 9/11 and the political and religious significance of the last two decades.
21 July 2021 Political Representation of Muslims in Europe Jocelyne Cesari discusses the status of politicians in Europe with a Muslim background with Indus News Pakistan.
12 July 2021 New Greek Commentary identified by CATENA Project Dr Georgi Parpulov and Dr Panagiotis Manafis have published an article identifying a previously-unknown catena on the Gospel according to Matthew preserved in five pages of a ninth-century manuscript in a Greek monastery
02 July 2021 Securitization and Laïcité: The Two Main Challenges of French Islam Professor Jocelyne Cesari writes for the International Institute of Islamic Thought website
08 June 2021 College of Arts and Law receives two prestigious Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships Two researchers in the College of Arts and Law have been awarded a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship. Each fellowship will commence in early 2022, and take place over three years.
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