An Introduction to Logic and Logical Fallacies
Angelos Sofocleous explains deductive and inductive logic, and presents some of the most common logical fallacies and ways to avoid them.
Philosophy & Religion
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Are miracles possible?
Defining miracles as 'violations of the law of nature', Angelos Sofocleous presents his argument as to why miracles are impossible.
Faith is the only answer to ISIS
Matt Champion responds to the threat of ISIS with faith, arguing God is the means of unifying a divided West.
In response to: The Hensley Henson Lecture on the Church in politics: past, present and future
New writer, Melissa Tutesigensi, writes on the role of the Church in politics today and vice versa.
Magna Carta’s applicability to the online world today
Section editor, Beth McGarrick, reports on free speech following Durham’s celebration of 800 years of the Magna Carta.
A modern form of slavery
Jim Hoover discusses the modern day oppression of the poor in our own society and the USA.
“We believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic church”
Grace Shih-Chia Tseng reflects on Christian unity after the Theology Society’s visit to the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity back in March.
VIVA LA ROMA!
Janelle C Adamas reports back on Durham University Theology Society’s recent trip to Rome.
Why does Cameron get Christianity so wrong?
Nicolete Burbach reflects on David Cameron’s Easter message.