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Religion, Philosophy & Ethics
Welcome to the course blog for Religion, Philosophy & Ethics at University of Gloucestershire.
Uni Glos Religion, Philosophy and Ethics students at Pitt Rivers Museum.
Students of REP and History took the opportunity to explore the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford. This was a really good chance to engage with questions of Britain’s colonial legacy, the ethical questions thrown up by collections of indigenous peoples artefacts and indeed…
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Uni Glos RE PGCE students meet spiritual teacher
University of Gloucestershire students who have just embarked upon the Religious Education PGCE course met with Tarakanath Das, a senior spiritual teacher from the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. This was a fantastic opportunity for our trainee teachers to get…
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RPE students to meet spiritual elders of ISKCON
Religion, Philosophy and RE PGCE students will have a unique opportunity to meet the highly respected spiritual teacher Tarakanth, described by devotees as, ‘a modern day sage’ next week. This should prove to be a fantastic experience as we discuss…
New RPE students go to Pitt Rivers Museum
We are welcoming our new students to the Religion, Philosophy and Ethics degree course at Glos and kick starting the new semester with a field trip to the weird and wonderful Pitt Rivers Museum…should be a great experience!
RPE Students introduce a new Climate Crisis movement.
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Uighur Cultural Correction or another case of Muslim Ethnic Cleansing? China’s Hidden Camps.
Over the last few evenings I have watched John Sudworth’s reports on the detention camps for Uighur Muslims in Western China with mounting horror. I don’t think anyone could be blamed for comparing this state run program of ‘ethnic correction’…