religion
Breaking the rules
Rebecca Goldstein on Spinoza, mattering maps, and orthodox Jewish atheists
Ideas of the century: Disagreement (27/50)
Jean Kazez finds recent interest in disagreement most agreeable
Ideas of the century: The religious stance (22/50)
Alastair Hannay continues our series by considering religion post-secularisation
Ideas of the century: Protscience (15/50)
Steve Fuller on the devolution of scientific authority
May podcast
tpm editor Julian Baggini is back after an April break with another of his philosophy monthly podcasts, featuring Daniel Dennett, Richard Sorabji and John Sellars
Memories of Flew from colleagues and students
Former colleagues and students of Antony Flew - who died on 8 April aged 87 – have been sharing their memories with tpm.
Tribute to Antony Flew from the archives
The news was announced yesterday that Antony Flew died on 8 April, aged 87. Today we are re-publishing an essay on reason and religion he wrote for tpm in 2000
Faith in funding
As Francisco J. Ayala is announced as winner of the £1 million 2010 Templeton Prize, Ophelia Benson investigates the millions of dollars its sponsor pours into science and religion research
Between heaven and earth
Ronald Aronson on the false choice between god and science
The perverse core of Christianity
Carl Packman argues that Žižek’s theological atheism beats the crudities of “Ditchkins”
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