Candida Moss writes for The Conversation
Conservative evangelicals in particular feel that they are under attack by the forces of secularism, feminism, relativism' -
Department of Theology's Candida Moss interviewed for this week's onthemedia podcast.
Part of the Cadbury Centre seminar series on religion and politics.
Jocelyne Cesari is joined by A. Erdi Ozturk (London Metropolitan University), to engage in a discussion on the status of Islam in the building of Turkey as a secular nation-state and on modern-day Turkish politics.
Jocelyne Cesari has been awarded the "Distinguished Scholar" Award of the "religion and international relations" section of the prestigious International Studies Association (ISA).
Following on from the publication of his report on the elderly in Rwanda Francis Davis attended the Vatican's first ever Congress on the needs of the elderly.
Study - 'Ageing in Rwanda: Challenges for Church, State and Nation ' - is collaboration between the University of Birmingham's Cadbury Centre and Tearfund
Call for papers for the Worship and the Megachurch: Australasia and Beyond conference in Melbourne, Australia.
Professor Allan H. Anderson retired from the University of Birmingham after more than 20 years of service at the end of 2019.
Professor Jocelyne Cesari recently presented at an international seminar hosted by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 'Women, Faith and Culture', where she discussed women's rights, Islam and democracy.
Video recordings of Professor Miroslav Volf's 2019 Cadbury Lectures.
The Department of Theology's Dr Yafa Shanneik will be speaking at Stowe House in Buckinghamshire on Tuesday 21 May on the topic of "Women, Islam and Art"