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Articles tagged with: Christianity
'Impeccable scholarship': Lord Lexden reviews 'British Christians and the Third Reich'
Books & culture
By Lord Lexden
'Impeccable scholarship': Lord Lexden reviews 'British Christians and the Third Reich'
Andrew Chandler has produced a long overdue and powerful exploration of how British Churches and their congregations responded to Hitler’s Nazi regime
Elegantly written: Lord Cormack reviews 'Palace of Westminster: Faith, Art and Architecture'
Books & culture
By Lord Cormack
Elegantly written: Lord Cormack reviews 'Palace of Westminster: Faith, Art and Architecture'
Richard Hall is to be commended for this handsome and stimulating guide to the Palace of Westminster’s Christian cultural heritage
Remembering and forgetting
Culture
By Dr Francis Young
Remembering and forgetting
Coronations are infrequent events, and that is why the ceremony is prone to dramatic evolution, writes Dr Francis Young
This coronation will be rooted in history but reflect the nation we aspire to be
Culture
By Archbishop of York
This coronation will be rooted in history but reflect the nation we aspire to be
As I write these words rehearsals for the coronation are in full swing, the work to build the Coronation Theatre in Westminster Abbey is about to commence and we can already see viewing stands and media positions being constructed outside Buckingham Palace and elsewhere. There is the inevitable smell of new paint!
The Jonathan Reynolds interview: 'Vulnerability could and should be a universal standard'
Economy
By Tali Fraser
The Jonathan Reynolds interview: "Vulnerability could and should be a universal standard"
Jonathan Reynolds talks to Tali Fraser about a universal standard of vulnerability when it comes to energy policy – and his faith as a Christian where, he says, ‘questions of poverty and vulnerability are central’. Photography by Baldo Sciacca