A Reflection on Rizpah bat Aiah
Today’s post is by Rabbi Robyn Ashworth-Steen. Robyn is a PhD candidate in the School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science. She is a...
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Abusive Religious Art in Public - Students Speak Back
This post is by Joey Stoole and Annelise Maynard, Liberal Arts students here at the University of Leeds. As part of one of their modules,...
Abdellah Taïa: Reimagining being Muslim, queer and African
By Gibson Ncube (University of Stellenbosch) and Adriaan van Klinken (University of Leeds). This piece was first published by The Conversation (25 May 2023) and...
Satanism, ritual cults and Hollywood
By Bethan Juliet Oake, originally published by The Conversation Earlier this year the non-binary singer-songwriter, Sam Smith, performed their song Unholy, at the Grammys. Dressed...
Violence and Discrimination against Women of Religious Minority Backgrounds in Iraq
By Amy Quinn-Graham Amy Quinn-Graham is a PhD student at the University of Leeds, where she’s associated with the Centre for Religion and Public Life. She...
Speaking Truth to Power: Christian Faith Actors and Kenya's Liberation Movements
By Dr. Alice Karuri (Strathmore University) This blog post is the second one in a series that captures some of the learning that took place...
Pagan Multiplicity and Ecological Challenges
By Neha Khetrapal (Jindal Institute of Behvaioural Sciences) In this comment piece, Dr Neha Khetrapal reflects on the interactions between climate change and religious traditions....
Decolonisation, development and faith
By Olivia Wilkinson, Emma Tomalin and Jennifer Philippa Eggert This blog post is the first one in a series that captures some of the learning...
Holy Matrimony? Recognition of same-sex marriage in the Methodist Church
Holy Matrimony? Recognition of same-sex marriage in the Methodist church Mark Rowland is a PhD student at Leeds researching a queer theology of holiness. He...
Race, Theology and the UK Academy: A Conversation with Anthony Reddie
Professor Anthony G. Reddie is Director of the Oxford Centre for Religion and Culture. He is the author of numerous books including Is God Colour-Blind? Insights...