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  • 6 Mar 2013
    Ariarajah proposes theological renewal in the face of religious plurality

    A senior Christian theologian of religious plurality, Dr S. Wesley Ariarajah, has elaborated on central assertions of his new book 'Your God, My God, Our God' in a conversation facilitated at the Ecumenical Centre, Geneva.

  • 26 May 2009
    How the Church should uphold diversity

    The Church of England has for too long been slow to take its own ethnic diversity to its heart, says Vasantha Gnanadoss. If it now also claims that Christianity is superior to others it could be unwittingly supporting white nationalism and undermining action against the BNP and others.

  • 9 Feb 2008
    Church of England head seeks a multi-faith settlement for the UK

    As Dr Rowan Williams faced calls for his resignation last night over the row about his Sharia speech, Lambeth Palace issued a statement suggesting that recognition for Christianity in a secular state requires a multi-faith settlement.

  • 21 Nov 2007
    Improve your cultural intelligence: Effective communication

    How does our culture effect the way we communicate? How can we become more sensitive to cultural factors in when in dialogue or working alongside people of different backgrounds?

  • 21 Nov 2007
    Improve your cultural intelligence: Culture and communication

    How does our culture effect the way we communicate? How can we become more sensitive to cultural factors in when in dialogue or working alongside people of different backgrounds?

  • 21 Nov 2007
    Improve your cultural intelligence: What is culture?

    How does our culture effect the way we communicate? How can we become more sensitive to cultural factors in when in dialogue or working alongside people of different backgrounds?

  • 17 Oct 2007
    We need fully inclusive chaplaincies

    Chaplains in the public sphere can play an important role in offering spiritual and pastoral support, says Andrew Copson. But they must be open to all, including the non-religious, who are unfairly marginalised in current arrangements.

  • 14 Apr 2007
    Hindus seek modification of British cremation law

    Britain's Hindus are pushing to be able to practice open air cremations according to their long standing tradition. This would require a modification of the Cremation Act 1902.