A year ago this week, a volume entitled Is God a populist? was launched to prompt conversations among Christian leaders and policy-makers about the political phenomenon of populism. An initiative of the Norwegian Christian think tank Skaperkraft, the book contained contributions from experts…
To my surprise, that man’s name kept popping up in different events I visited online this past week. He could help us recover social trust; or find new people-centred business models; or put politics back where it belonged without seeping…
Last week the world lost a moral leader who was respected by many from different religious and secular circles for his wisdom on contemporary issues. Lord Jonathan Sacks, whom I had the privilege of meeting in the Houses of Parliament…
One hundred years ago this week, thousands lined the streets to farewell the man they had once voted their most popular countryman. • He had started their country’s first modern political party and served as their prime minister 1901-1905. •…
Lost for many against the ‘horror’ background of halloween, global pandemic, American elections and a looming no-deal Brexit was the commemoration of Reformers’ Day on October 31. For on this day in 1517, ‘Hallowed Eve’ (hence Halloween) in the church calendar,…
