Is Osborne’s dad worth a £19,000 desk?
Why do so many people form a deep attachment to what is, in essence, no more than a level surface on which to rest a computer, some books, a coffee cup or a glass of something stronger?
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Wired for Culture by Mark Pagel – review
The search for the sharp dividing line between us and other species may be a wild goose chase. But as[…]
ReadBBC Radio – Secular Sunday
I went on a trio of BBC Radio Programmes today, all of which can be heard again for at least[…]
ReadThe meaning of secular neutrality
The “neutrality” of a secular society is of a very limited and specific sort, and that is precisely its strength.[…]
ReadIs religion really under threat?
A spectre is haunting Europe – the spectre of secularism. All the powers of old Europe have entered into a[…]
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