“Autonomy is one of the joys of encountering art”
(4 minute read) It’s not just about the exhibits. Even in Covid-times, museums and galleries should also consider the quality of the visitors’ experience, argues Tascha von Uexkull.
Sex and sexism in Italian theatre
(6 minute read) Isabella De Maddalena investigates a new project trying to right the wrongs, on stage and off stage.
Real men care
(10 minute read) Joseph Evans goes back in history to find a surprising model for manhood and argues that concern for the dignity of women is more fundamental to Christianity and all true religion than we might think.
All lives are worth living, but are some more worthy than others?
(4 minute read) An upcoming landmark ruling in a UK court may represent a powerful challenge to society’s views on abortion and disability, believes Roja D. Sooben.
Rejection – a blessing in disguise
(2 minute read) Nicole Law offers advice on what to do when you feel like giving up.
What I learned about God from my atheist friends
(4 minute read) Natasha Pritchard finds her faith bolstered from the most unlikely of sources.
I think, therefore you’re wrong
(6 minute read) Michael Killoran Ross reflects on the psychology of the Culture Wars and considers the way forward.
Have we forgotten how to be anxious?
(4 minute read) John-Luke Harris asks, and answers, a question which affects us all: how do we deal with psychological wounds?
Lighten up …
(3 minute read) Nicole Law gets into jazz and discovers the excitement of ‘leaning into uncertainty’
Love, sex and life choices
(5 minute read) Edmund Adamus finds attitudes towards sex may be changing among the young.
