Earlier this year, a new podcast was launched by the History for Atheists website, authored by Tim O’Neill, an atheist, sceptic and rationalist. The podcast, also called History for Atheists, supplements O’Neill’s video channel and blog, both of which do an excellent job of examining the misuse of history in frequently-used atheists arguments. O’Neill’s blog has been online since 2015,…
A new podcast was launched earlier this year to explore the life, books and thought of CS Lewis. Every Monday, the radio presenter Ruth Jackson and the theologian Alister McGrath delve into the world and writings of Lewis, answering questions and making connections with life and culture today on the CS Lewis podcast. Even though […]
In February and March, we hosted a Zoom series of Tuesday evening conversations, focusing on the great Questions of our Times. With the help of Rowan Williams, Jonathan Aitken and other public figures, we explored the challenges of Covid-19, fake news, race inequality, climate emergency and unanswered prayer. The videos for all the webinars are […]
A new book about the Bible – which has often been called ‘the world’s least-read bestselling book’ – promises to help new readers find their way around the Bible and make their own discoveries in it. Browsing the Bible, by Nigel Bovey, does this by giving a crisp, two-page overview of each of the Bible’s 66 books, […]
