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Canterbury cathedral is one of the oldest churches in England. A place of renown, it is the cathedral of the Archbishop of Canterbury and forms part of a World Heritage Site. Amongst its many distinguishing features, its stained-glass windows are…
These events have now taken place – but to find out about our other, upcoming, Open Days, see: — As Summer approaches, we look forward to welcoming Religion, Philosophy & Ethics applicants / guests to Open Days here at…
On Wednesday April 25th at 5pm, two former RPE students, and now RE teachers, will come in to FCH to talk about their teaching experiences and answer any questions you may have. Jason Chambers and Kt Green are products of…
Dr. David Webster on ‘Western Buddhism: The Challenge of Authenticity’ 5.00 pm Thursday 25th March Francis Close Hall, room TC006b All Welcome!
Some days the news stories seem too much to bear: In the Telegraph, we have a strange piece titled: Let’s get it straight: Irish child abuse was perpetrated by the trendy, modern post-Vatican II Catholic Church where the author seems…
Julian Baggini, editor of The Philosopher’s Magazine and previous speaker at our University, has launched a new monthly podcast which is available on iTunes. Episode 1 featured a talk with the Chief Rabbi, Jonathan Sacks and Julian’s visit to the…
New Statesman at has an issue focused around God and the relationship between politics and religion..Might be of interest..d.
There are some very interesting radio programmes on Religion and Science from Wisconsin Public Radio at – lots to think about here.. (spotted via our friends in Florida at – thanks) D.
Switch the T.V or Radio on right now and you are bound to soon hear about the latest tragic inner-city youth stabbing or person being shot dead for having a slightly different postcode or belonging to a different gang. Britain…