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Stop the Cliched Responses to Islamic Terrorism

June 4, 2017 | by CNLifestyle | 0 Comments

As we recover and look for solutions, can we avoid the tiresome cliches dominating the response, and find the discipline to focus only on the problem? Read more

Kabul Under Attack – 20 Dead and Over 87 Injured

June 3, 2017 | by CNLifestyle | 0 Comments

20 people have been confirmed dead, and over 87 reported to be injured, in blasts in Kabul that rocked the funeral of the son of a senator in Kabul. Read more

Q&A on Philosophy with Dr Stephen Law – Session 2

June 2, 2017 | by Scott Jacobsen | 0 Comments

In this session, renowned philosopher Dr. Stephen Law discusses how religion should actually be taught, as well as the importance of philosophy today. Read more

Interview with Professor Phil Zuckerman – Sociology and Secular Studies, Pitzer College

June 1, 2017 | by Scott Jacobsen | 0 Comments

Phil Zuckerman, Professor of Sociology and Secular Studies, discusses his own history with secularism, as well an array of topics related to secularism. Read more

Homegrown Arab: Choosing a Positive Identity in a Time of Populism

June 1, 2017 | by Sara Al Iraqiya | 2 Comments

This is the time when identity politics and identity policing can prove noxious. Populist and nationalist movements are not the answer. Read more

Corbyn: Not a Terrorist Sympathiser but Still Questionable

May 30, 2017 | by Emile Yusupoff | 0 Comments

Cobyn may not be a terrorist sympathiser, but he remains entirely unequipped to stand up for a Western liberal world order Read more

Q&A on the Philosophical Foundations of Psychology with Dr. Sven van de Wetering – Session 1

May 29, 2017 | by Scott Jacobsen | 1 Comments

In this first session, Dr. Sven van de Wetering discusses the foundations of psychology and the main debate surrounding epistemology in the field. Read more

Does the Big Bang Affirm Atheism?

May 29, 2017 | by Barbara Smoker | 4 Comments

The timid approach of agnosticism suggests that atheism, the rejection of the necessity of a god, is presumptuous. The Big Bang may say otherwise. Read more

The Western-Centric Nature of Intersectional Feminism

May 27, 2017 | by Helen Pluckrose | 2 Comments

Intersectional feminists fail Muslim women by valorising difference over shared humanity and overlooking or excusing abuse from their own communities. Many critics of intersectional feminism have accused its activists of not caring about the welfare of Muslim women. This is not straightforwardly true but it is easy to see why they get this impression. In […] Read more

Conatus News Podcast Episode 12: UK General Election

May 25, 2017 | by Uncommon Ground Media | 0 Comments

In this episode Benedict talks with Paige Tracey and Damon Conlan about the UK General Election, problems facing Labour, Theresa May's strategy, and Brexit. Read more

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