Tag: Christianity

Total Results: 222


When Yuri Gagarin orbited the Earth, the Soviet Union celebrated a world with "no God". Credit: Flickr/Google Images
Jan 8 2018 - 10:20am

A mighty fortress: why does religious belief always survive when states try to stamp it out?

Katie Harrison

Friday, December 29

29.12

Under-reported: The growth of Christianity in China

Giles Fraser

Friday, December 22

22.12

More understanding of Christianity is useful but it’s no substitute for more Christians

Melanie McDonagh

Wednesday, December 20

20.12

Hail, Mary! Why Britain could be in for a colourful Counter-Reformation

Allan Mallinson

Wednesday, December 6

06.12

It’s not personal Mr Farron – the British have never much liked politicians who ‘do God’

Allan Mallinson

Wednesday, November 22

22.11

It’s not that we’re too busy. It’s that we don’t prioritise rest and reflection.

Katie Harrison

Tuesday, November 21

21.11

Evangelicals are still voting for Roy Moore: how populism beat decency

Henry Olsen

Thursday, November 16

16.11

Why religion retains its relevance – even when belief in God wanes

Peter Franklin

Wednesday, November 8

08.11

The Pope’s ‘radical’ plan to ordain married men is actually over a thousand years old

Melanie McDonagh

Tuesday, October 31

31.10

The radicalism of Reformation: How Luther shaped modern Europe

Melanie McDonagh

Monday, October 30

30.10

500 years and not so long ago: What the Reformation can tell us about Brexit

Graham Tomlin

Thursday, October 26

26.10

The persecution of Christians is worse right now than at any time in history

Melanie McDonagh