Latest news The Epistemic Innocence of Irrational Beliefs DescriptionVirtual launch for Lisa Bortolotti's book published by Oxford University Press.Date:Tuesday 30 June 2020 Is religion the blind spot of populism? DescriptionIs religion the blind spot of populism?, European Academy of Religion, online conference took place on June 22 2020.Date:Wednesday 24 June 2020 Studia Patristica 100th volume published Description100th volume of Studia Patristica published with papers from the Sixth British Patristics conference held in Birmingham in 2016.Date:Saturday 20 June 2020 Learning from home DescriptionWithin the College of Arts and Law, staff and students have adapted to a new way of working, with teaching and studying taking place at home through a variety of virtual platforms.Date:Friday 19 June 2020 COVID-19 and Religion: Between Nationalism and Communal Responsibility DescriptionJocelyne Cesari writes for Politics TodayDate:Tuesday 9 June 2020 Dear Mr Trump: the Bible has a long history as a symbol of protest, so don't use it as a sign of repression DescriptionCandida Moss writes for The ConversationDate:Monday 8 June 2020 Dr Katie Robertson awarded Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship DescriptionSome really excellent news for the FraMEPhys project team – our research fellow Katie Robertson has been awarded a three-year Early Career Fellowship by the Leverhulme Trust.Date:Monday 8 June 2020 Trump and the Christian persecution complex DescriptionConservative 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.Date:Monday 8 June 2020 Displaying 1 to 8 of 930 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next