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28 Jun 2024: Betrayal is a harsh, even melodramatic word. And yet most people feel that they’ve experienced it at some point in their lives or worry that they might have been guilty

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

27 Jun 2024: For example, under the restrictions, I have witnessed many Japanese people practicing religious traditions, such as visiting shrines and temples. ... The colorful characters of various Japanese religious-based traditions show how religious sensibilities

28 Jun 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

27 Jun 2024: Is diaspora community just a posh phrase for immigrant community? Diasporas are often born of misfortune, the experience of homelands left willingly because of lack of opportunity, or fled because of war. In the age after Empire, many subject

28 Jun 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

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

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

28 Jun 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.

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

28 Jun 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.

28 Jun 2024: Woolf Institute staff and students acknowledge and thank our Friends.

28 Jun 2024: Over 30 people came together to share and learn, eat and drink, discuss and debate with a wide range of speakers, guests and with one another. ... People came to know how places of worship were used on a day to day basis; they witnessed prayers and spoke

28 Jun 2024: What does it mean to be free? When the Berlin Wall came down in 1991, the writer Alan Bennet quipped mordantly about ‘the freedom to shop’. Of course there was much more to it than that. Esther-Miriam Wagner and Alexander Massmann join Ed

28 Jun 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

28 Jun 2024: So why is it that so many people, in America and elsewhere, find it so difficult to accept the idea of evolution?

27 Jun 2024: He, and other speakers, explored the impact of training, to understand the approaches and values that can help us as people in communities and as a society to reflect more deeply ... on the meaning of life and death for different people and communities.

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

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

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

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

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

28 Jun 2024: A practical toolkit designed to help interfaith organisations measure their impact at a grassroots level. The Toolkit is now available free of charge for…

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

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

28 Jun 2024: That sort of devotion and compassion seeped into me as I read the words of hundreds of people personally pleading for help, understanding, and comfort. ... Through the letters, we had a direct line of communication with him, and he had a direct line of

28 Jun 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

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

27 Jun 2024: Immortality is a fantasy so we better get real about death and dying. How should we prepare for death? How can we cope when those we love die? Medical advances mean life can be prolonged as never before but is this the right way to go? Joining Ed

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

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

27 Jun 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

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

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

28 Jun 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

27 Jun 2024: 'Wisdom cries...'

28 Jun 2024: Magic Thinking

28 Jun 2024: Such a mix of people, it was perhaps being suggested, might have more aptitude for this complex endeavour. . ... Among her explanations for this were the great difficulties of organizing people to work together when their constructed disciplinary

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

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

28 Jun 2024: Reconciliation

27 Jun 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

28 Jun 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

27 Jun 2024: In doing so, Professor Knobler demonstrated that people from the East often manipulated Western peoples' expectations of them rather than being subjects of Western idealisations of Eastern identity. ... documents can lead the researcher to make incorrect

28 Jun 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

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

28 Jun 2024: Can we really forgive and forget? What benefits are there to forgiving others? Forgiving others is a serious matter but can it come from nowhere? Or is an apology needed first from the perpetrator of the misdeed in question? And when does an apology

28 Jun 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

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

28 Jun 2024: do it for every web page requested measuring how many people are using services so they can be made easier to use analysing anonymous data to help us understand how people