Does Brexit mean the end of the world? Yes, and not in a good way.
Dr Stefan Skrimshire, University of Leeds In the weeks leading up to the referendum, both Leave and Remain campaigners were accused of invoking apocalyptic scenarios....
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Building Minority Faith Heritage : Research, Innovation, and Opportunities in Britain and Beyond – A Research Day
We are holding a research day, on Monday 4th July 2016, that may be of interest to many of you who read our blog. The...
The Greatest Taboo? What The Bible Says About Incest
Johanna Stiebert (University of Leeds) and Katie Edwards (University of Sheffield) have written a great piece for The Conversation, which we re-publish (with permission) below:...
The Buddha and the Foxes: What Leicester City FC might tell us about Buddhism in Britain
By Dr Caroline Starkey Whilst the world (or at least, some of it) waits with baited breath for the Chelsea v Tottenham score to see whether Leicester City...
Orange is the New Bible: Conference Report
By Dr Johanna Stiebert While I cannot take any credit, I do feel enormous pride for the vibrant event that was Orange is the new...
Religion, Homosexuality and LGBT Rights in Africa: Book Launch and Symposium
7th April 2016, 13.00-17.00, University of Leeds Speakers Dr Barbara Bompani, University of Edinburgh Prof Ezra Chitando, University of Zimbabwe Rev Jide Macaulay, House of...
Being Muslim in Bradford and Southeast Michigan: Exclusion and Visibility, Diversity and Cohesion
by Dr Sean McLoughlin A few years ago I was fortunate to be invited to undertake a three-day lecture tour in the United States organised...
Launching Religion in Public
Today we launch our new blog, Religion in Public, providing current analysis of topics relating to religion in the public sphere, in Britain and beyond. We...