31 May 2021 CATENA catalogue and database published Dr Georgi Parpulov has published the first-ever catalogue of Greek New Testament catena manuscripts on behalf of the ERC-funded CATENA project. The underlying data has also been released in an online database.
26 April 2021 Dr Sigvard von Sicard The Department mourns the passing of Dr Sigvard von Sicard, a pioneer in Christian-Muslim relations.
22 April 2021 The French renewed ban of the hijab and the law against Islamic Separatism Jocelyne Cesari discusses the French renewed ban of the hijab and the law against Islamic Separatism, Indus News Pakistan, April, 9th 2021
22 April 2021 The role of Religion in the Political Future of Syria, Berkley Center Forum. March 2021 Jocelyne Cesari explores the role of religion in the political future of Syria.
22 April 2021 Theology and Religion PhD focus: Come dine with me John Onelum introduces his research on the meal motif in Revelation 3:20.
30 March 2021 Lauren Novelli: Why I chose the University of Birmingham Lauren Novelli is a third year undergraduate BA History and Theology student. Here she shares the reasons why she chose to study at the University of Birmingham for her degree.
24 March 2021 Ten questions with Caitlin Evans Caitlin Evans studied BA Philosophy, Religion and Ethics between 2017-20. Here she shares the highlights of her studies at Birmingham.
24 March 2021 Eight questions with Imogen Barrett Second year undergraduate student, Imogen Barrett tells us about the highlights of studying BA Theology and Religion at the University of Birmingham.
22 March 2021 New editorial appointment for ITSEE Director Professor Hugh Houghton, Director of ITSEE, has been appointed as a full member of the editorial committee for the Nestle-Aland and United Bible Societies Greek New Testaments.
17 March 2021 Saudi women have more rights, this time to join the army Dr Haifaa Jawad writes for the Australian Institute of International Affairs.
10 March 2021 Time, Power and Religion: Comparing the disputes over the Temple Mount and the Ayodhya sacred site Jocelyne Cesari argues that the sacred Temple Mount is central to the sacredness of the nation for Israelis and Palestinians for the Journal of Law, Religion and Society, March 2 2021
05 March 2021 Radicalization and Religion: How it Happens Jocelyne Cesari writes for Politics Today, 4 March 2021
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