Nicolete gives up atheism for lent
Nicolete Burbach shares her lenten challenge to give up atheism in aid of Mencap.
Philosophy & Religion
ISIL: Religion, Philosophy or Just a Brutal State
Jim Hoover discusses the origins of the Islamic State and the Capitalism which keeps it afloat.
This is Life: A Theological Reflection
Further to Benedict Tan’s introduction last week, Nicolete Burbach shares her theological reflections on DICCU’s This is Life talks.
Why do Christians bother evangelising?
Christian Union’s Events Week well under way, Benedict Tan reasons as to why Christians might bother to evangelise.
How to be an Antitheist
Nicolete Burbach provides an alternative response to the recent Stephen Fry debate.
‘Bone Cancer in Children: How Dare You?’
Calum Robson comments on Stephen Fry’s recent interview on God and suffering.
The Blurred Line Between ‘Able’ and ‘Disabled’
Beth McGarrick considers the soap box of the average philosophy student when it comes to discussing ‘disabilities’.
Questioning Philosophy: What’s the point if we won’t find the answers?
Yang Guo reflects upon the value of asking questions in a philosophical setting.
Death by a Thousand Cuts: Why Alison Wylie’s 1980s Gender Discrimination Literature Remains Relevant
Amber Di-Ferdinand discusses the continuing relevance of the work of Alison Wylie on gender discrimination within philosophy.
Hatfield College Lecture 2014 – Terry Eagleton ‘The Death of God and the War on Terror’
Benedict Tan reflects on this term’s Hatfield College Lecture.