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  • 8 Apr
    2009
    Health chaplaincies should be funded by religious groups, say secularists

    Churches and religious organisations should fund chaplaincy and spiritual care in the National Health Service instead of the taxpayer, says the National Secular Society.

  • 27 Oct
    2008
    Empathy in a polarised world

    When I was younger I used to rejoice in argument. Now I’m tired of it, even though I’m in a line of work where (in terms of the media and politics interface) polarisation is the way you are expected to play the game.

  • 22 Oct
    2008
    Cold water, buses and shared humanity

    The usual internet ranters apart, the much-publicised 'atheist bus project' has provoked some lively discussion and response.

  • 30 Oct
    2007
    What kind of secularity?

    A discussion is taking place over on the Thinking Anglicans website, following a trenchant article by Giles Fraser in the Church Times: Is secularism neutral on faith or anti-religious?

  • 21 Mar
    2007
    Resisting the polarising mindset

    Simon Barrow says that the idea of 'religious liberals' being foils for bombers and bigots is a distorted and distorting notion produced by too much heat and not enough light.

  • 21 Mar
    2007
    Less heat and more light needed on religion and extremism

    Responding to an article by the president of the National Secular Society (NSS), which accuses “apparently harmless liberals” who practice religion of being "brainwashed" and “enabling the fa

  • 21 Mar
    2007
    Secularist leader accuses religious liberals of aiding fanatics

    The president of the National Secular Society has written an article claiming that religious liberals are “making excuses for the same beliefs that motivate bombers and theocrats, misogynists and homophobes”. Others disagree.

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