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19 Jul 2024: Sometimes even atheists are tempted to believe. Sometimes even atheists are tempted to believe. The Woolf Institute podcast 'An A-Z of Believing' was published by The Independent as a weekly short essay. Read G for GodWoolf Institute. Madingley

19 Jul 2024: Roughly 55 people were split up into five different groups and were tasked with thinking through the role of religion and belief in a modern British society, including their responses to ... Each table represented vibrant religious diversity – people

19 Jul 2024: On prejudice (II). On prejudice (II). How prevalent is Islamophobia in Britain? In what ways does it permeate our society? And what can we do to tackle it? First, the Woolf Institute's Julian Hargreaves talks definitions and common misconceptions.

19 Jul 2024: Are we reaching a tipping point in our attitudes towards racial inequality? When George Floyd’s brutal killing was captured on video, Black Lives Matter protests quickly spread across the world. In England, the statue of the 17th century slave

19 Jul 2024: Sex is glorious, sex is sinful, sex is necessary. Opinions differ. Sex is glorious, sex is sinful, sex is necessary. Opinions differ. The Woolf Institute podcast 'An A-Z of Believing' was published by The Independent as a weekly short essay. Read S

19 Jul 2024: The Connections

19 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

19 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

19 Jul 2024: Diversity Study

19 Jul 2024: The central idea around which I have been working in my engagement with Muslim-Jewish relations is to make people understand each other's perspective and work together on issues that

19 Jul 2024: Even with just family, there are over twenty people, and a dining table will not suffice. ... In Gaza, people fast past Iftar because they have no food or water.

19 Jul 2024: It is no coincidence that the Nazis likened Jewish people to rats and Rwandan Tutsis were called cockroaches.

18 Jul 2024: Genocides, and why we as a species are capable of such things. The twentieth century was littered with genocides. Those in Armenia, Nazi Germany, Rwanda and Bosnia are the most notorious … Meryem Kalayci and James Smith discuss this most

19 Jul 2024: Could space be where the next arms race plays out? The night sky has been a source of wonder for humanity. We may still look at the stars with awe but we also think of space as a potential military asset. And we are filling it with junk. Gerry

19 Jul 2024: Can Zion prove to itself and to the world that it is capable of being a holy site to all? Woolf Institute. Madingley Road. Cambridge. CB3 0UB - Find us on Google Maps. Tel: 44 (0)1223 761971. General: enquiries@woolf.cam.ac.uk. Media: media@woolf.cam

19 Jul 2024: Incarceration

19 Jul 2024: Could evil be understood as the "eclipse" of God? Could evil be understood as the "eclipse" of God? The Woolf Institute podcast 'An A-Z of Believing' was published by The Independent as a weekly short essay. Read E for EvilWoolf Institute. Madingley

19 Jul 2024: One person's Holy Land is another person’s land grab. One person's Holy Land is another person’s land grab. The Woolf Institute podcast 'An A-Z of Believing' was published by The Independent as a weekly short essay. Read L for LandWoolf

19 Jul 2024: It may seem obvious to begin an A-Z of the Holy Land with 'A' for Arab but the term is more confusing than it may seem at first glance. Woolf Institute. Madingley Road. Cambridge. CB3 0UB - Find us on Google Maps. Tel: 44 (0)1223 761971. General:

19 Jul 2024: Modern slavery is going on all around us. Brothels, nail bars, car wash outlets and some wealthy households all need victims who they can exploit, and people traffickers happily supply them.

19 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

19 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

19 Jul 2024: 'X' for X-ray Archaeology

19 Jul 2024: Blog:. As places of worship across the world are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people of faith need to either offer prayers within the restricted walls of their homes

19 Jul 2024: What happens when people of faith can't come together to mark important events like weddings and funerals?

19 Jul 2024: Many people look to their family trees for exciting and surprising discoveries about their ancestors, or to clear up long-standing questions about family history.

18 Jul 2024: That could imply collaboration, people getting together and coming up with a collective idea that’s better than the ideas they each started out with.

19 Jul 2024: pay cosmic sums to the Polish government; in other words, taking the 'living space' of the British people". ... In Poland and the UK, people and parties seem to further their political causes and careers by exploiting the human weakness for scapegoating

19 Jul 2024: Thus, Kessler concluded, if Europeans seek to understand world affairs, they must pay attention to how religious beliefs continue to influence how people think about themselves, group belonging, and the production

19 Jul 2024: Is there a science of forgiveness? "Without forgiveness there is no future." So said the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa. But do we have it in us to forgive the most egregious sins? Some think that is in God's realm. Kitty O'Lone and

19 Jul 2024: speaking to a Hay audience of a handful of people, with someone walking out pretty much straight away. ... their way into my tent on this early Sunday morning, perhaps 250 people – a few more than my usual ten-people max seminars.

19 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

19 Jul 2024: Andrea Musumeci. How are religious communities evolving in Europe? In what way have historical events influenced the way people profess their faiths? ... However, the course did not only focus on events, but also on the role of people and their effect on

19 Jul 2024: Breaking Bread

19 Jul 2024: Bringing the Shrine Home: Celebrating Alone?

19 Jul 2024: Podcast:. In the current climate, social media is flooded with new, quick 'at home' recipes for people to try in isolation. ... Cooking and sharing food are profound indicators of our humanity and can help bring people together, even at a distance, and

19 Jul 2024: 'J' for Jesus

19 Jul 2024: Fundamentalism

19 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

19 Jul 2024: Even Jesus had a funny side. Even Jesus had a funny side. The Woolf Institute podcast 'An A-Z of Believing' was published by The Independent as a weekly short essay. Read J for JokesWoolf Institute. Madingley Road. Cambridge. CB3 0UB - Find us on

19 Jul 2024: Are we punished for our sins, or by them? Are we punished for our sins, or by them? The Woolf Institute podcast 'An A-Z of Believing' was published by The Independent as a weekly short essay. Read K for KarmaWoolf Institute. Madingley Road.

19 Jul 2024: 'M' for Music

19 Jul 2024: 'Q' for Quran

19 Jul 2024: Angels Hastening: Book Launch with PISAI and Christopher Clohessy

19 Jul 2024: peoples’ attitudes towards diversity, to see what was actually going on.

19 Jul 2024: Troubled Minds

19 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

19 Jul 2024: There’s a disturbing amount of antisemitic material on social media, and hate postings in general are rife. Following an increase in antisemitic postings on social media, the Antisemitism Policy Trust looked into it and asked the Woolf Institute

19 Jul 2024: Magic Thinking

19 Jul 2024: How do people from different faiths have constructive conversation? Join Ed as he explains a new letter each week.