Compared to non-believers, why do religious Britons have a stronger sense of belonging when it comes to their own family, friendship group, working life, and …
Faith and belonging
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The London council that almost cancelled Hanukkah
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Our political establishment is addicted to immigration
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Keeping the faith – how religious belief can strengthen British society
70% of people with a religious affiliation report good psychological well-being compared to 49% of atheists, according to new research from the The Institute for …
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The new home secretary James Cleverly has been left with plenty of work to do. Why? Largely because his recent predecessors thought it would be …
The dangerous rise of the identitarian state
"British state institutions need to drop the identitarian posturing and stop pandering to group-based interests. The state should stop giving tribal opportunists the power and …