The visit of Rammohun Roy to Britain in 1831-1833 has continuing significance in many ways: as an early example of interfaith dialogue; an illustration of British views of India, and the Indian response to Christianity; and an example of the syncretism that can occur when one religious tradition meets another. His campaign for the abolition of…[Read more]

A study of people who practice more than one religion

Pagan attitudes to science are explored, and compared with previous findings, popular discourse and the writings of Pagans. Pagans are generally observed to accord more authority to science than religion, but to find the ultimate source of authority within the self. This trend is examined in the light of secularisation and re-enchantment theory.…[Read more]

The survey was made available on 28 November 2016 and closed on 8 March 2017. It was publicised in several Facebook groups, the inclusive Wicca Discussion Group, and some closed groups for Gardnerian and Alexandrian initiates (not all of whom identify as inclusive). The questions were based on the description of what an inclusive coven looks like,…[Read more]

The subject of gay and lesbian sexuality is perhaps the most vexed issue in the contemporary Christian Church. Many churches have been forced to confront the matter, both theologically and pastorally and in consequence, controversies have proved divisive within the Church, most notably between conservative and liberal orientated denominations, as…[Read more]