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Eating Disorders … a conversation with Emily Bashforth
NEW CONVERSATIONAL VIDEO - Tascha von Uexkull and recovery advocate Emily Bashforth discuss eating disorders, lockdowns and social media.
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Eating disorders: when the most dangerous consumption is virtual …
(7 minute read) Tascha Von Uexkull explores the hidden world of teenagers, apps and body image.
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Drowning in a digital sea …
(6 minute read) Is the increased presence of digital technology in our lives killing or enhancing our creativity? asks Tascha Von Uexkull.
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A greater MAGA and a better Brexit – towards true patriotism
(11 minute read) Patriotism involves recognising the limits of one’s own country and its need to be complemented by others, argues Joseph Evans.
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Unlocking the arts after lockdown
(5 minute read) Tascha Von Uexkull argues that the arts and culture should be more valued and funded if we are to feed a world of starving spirits. This is her first prize-winning article in our Adamah Media Young Writers’ Competition.
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Lessons for lockdown from a Holocaust survivor
(7 minute read) Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl developed a unique approach to life which enabled him to survive various Nazi concentration camps. Clare Cooper explains how his approach could be adapted to lockdown.
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The Epiphany star: still shining after all these years
(10 minute read) Joseph Evans sees the star which, tradition has it, guided the Wise Men to Jesus as an ancient form of the internet. And he argues that, two millennia on, the tale continues to be relevant for believers and unbelievers alike.
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Annoying but true: the uncomfortable challenge of Pope Francis’ Fratelli Tutti
(8 minute read) Joseph Evans is troubled by Pope Francis’ latest document, and is forced to ask why.
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Guarding the guardians: what constitutes ‘good’ religion?
(12 minute read) Having argued that not all forms of religion are positive, Joseph Evans proposes criteria to distinguish the good from the bad.
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A double-edged sword: the power of religion for good and evil
(7 minute read) Joseph Evans, a Catholic priest, turns a spotlight on religion’s potential for harm as well as good and dares to think the unthinkable - that not all religions are a positive force in society.