Sacred Treasure Mikhail Kalashnikov was apparently in ‘spiritual pain’ over his (in)famous invention Dave Criddle has some wisdom about engaging with the likes of Ricky Gervais
I have stood at the very spot where Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie were shot by Gavrilo Princip 100 years ago. And the
Again as part of our Uncover apologetics series, I looked at the issue of God and suffering on Sunday (my previous in the series was
A small group of us is currently reading through Paul E Miller’s The Praying Life this year, just taking a chapter or so a week.
As part of a new series to prepare for/coincide with UNCOVER happening at All Souls over this year, I did a talk on Sunday evening on
Iain Banks (known as Iain M Banks when he’s writing science fiction) had the most extraordinarily fertile imagination. It was one of the reasons his
I can’t remember who told me about these, but they’re fab. The Open University Religious Studies is obviously plugging its wares – but fair enough.
Which is a title sufficiently conceited to put anyone off reading this post. But let’s face it – it’sa not uncommon attitude. It lies at
I hated this book. I can’t even remember who suggested it or exactly why (it must have been something to do with the work I’m
Mary Eberstadt has a wonderful turn of phrase and an impish wit, which are used to devastating effect in her 2010 book The Loser Letters. She
This is an update of a talk I gave nearly 15 years ago to some students back in Sheffield. My aim was to help them
I was very struck by this fascinating article (“Building Blocks” from the latest Royal Academy magazine) about post-revolution architecture and art in the Soviet Union.