Living on the Hill Archives - Page 58 of 96

State Funded Faith School Unfit to Teach, Say Secularists

November 1, 2017 | by Sarah Mills | 3 Comments

The National Secular Society calls for an investigation into a faith school that insists the universe is 5778 years old and engages in gender segregation. Read more

Yazidi Journalist Outraged by UK’s ISIS Reintegration Bribe

November 1, 2017 | by Tara Abhasakun | 7 Comments

The UK Home Office plans to offer up taxpayer-funded homes, among other benefits, to up to 20,000 returning ISIS fighters. Read more

‘Pedocriminal’ – Topless Feminists Protest Polanski Event

October 31, 2017 | by Dan Fisher | 0 Comments

‘Very Important Pedocriminal’ was the slogan painted on one protester’s back at the museum of cinema, Cinémathèque Française, as the venue attempted to host a retrospective of Roman Polanski’s cinema history. The 84-year-old French-Polish director’s films include Rosemary’s Baby, Chinatown, The Pianist and The Ghost Writer. Polanski had been invited to present his latest film ‘D’après […] Read more

Saudi Arabia to Allow Women at Sports Events

October 31, 2017 | by Uncommon Ground Media | 0 Comments

Starting next year, Saudi Arabia will allow women to attend sporting events for the first time as part of a wider effort to modernise the country Read more

Nick Clegg: ‘How To Stop Brexit (and Make Britain Great Again)’

October 31, 2017 | by Dale Claridge | 4 Comments

Nick Clegg's book 'How To Stop Brexit' is daring and witty. Will it change people’s minds and propose how to make Britain great again? Read more

Battle of Wits: How We Can Ensure Donald Trump Doesn’t Win a Second Term

October 31, 2017 | by Joe James Davis | 0 Comments

If impeachment is not an option, how can we leverage the power of ideas to ensure that Donald Trump does not win another four years in office? Read more

Iranians Tweet Support for Suspended Zoroastrian Sepanta Niknam

October 31, 2017 | by Tara Abhasakun | 0 Comments

Iranians are expressing solidarity through social media for city council member Sepanta Niknam who was suspended for being a Zoroastrian. Iranians are flocking to twitter to express support for Sepanta Niknam, a city council member in Yazd who has been temporarily suspended for being a Zoroastrian. The BBC said that the hashtag #Sepanta_Niknam had been tweeted […] Read more

Blood Thieves: Claims of Vampire Attacks in Malawi

October 30, 2017 | by Leo Igwe | 0 Comments

The murder in Malawi of people suspected to be 'blood thieves', or vampires, has made international headlines. Why do these superstitions persist? Read more

Are Miracles Possible?

October 30, 2017 | by Angelos Sofocleous | 0 Comments

Miracles are inconsistent with the idea of God and we have no reason to believe miracle testimony, despite it being used to prove God's existence. Read more