The Backhanded Compliment of Easter
Nicolete Burbach shares her Easter musings.
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Nicolete Burbach shares her Easter musings.
David Lewis reflects upon Matthew Warren’s new sound installation, Gethsemane to Golgotha, which has plunged listeners into the sound world of the Passion this Holy Week.
In the wake of Fred Phelps’ death, Will Fremont-Barnes discusses his approach to this fellow Christian who preached hate.
Nicolete Burbach explores whether Coca-Cola’s recent Superbowl advert is as sweet as it sets out to be.
Calum Robson explores the metaphysics of the term ‘love’.
Yang Guo and Nicolete Burbach explore AQA’s new A-level Philosophy syllabus.
Rachel Kennedy explores Aristotle’s take on what kind of person we ought to aim to become.
Bethany McGarrick explores the philosophy of Breaking Bad.
As we look back over Christmas, Calum Robson contemplates Christianity’s extraordinary claim, that an omnipotent God would demean himself to become ‘God in the Street’.