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Anything there on the vexed archives question?
February 3, 2026 at 6:32 PM
Anything there on the vexed archives question?
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And @evoswami.bsky.social #DarwinDayLecture in 2023 was a real treat, tackling the question of what allows some species to survive and exploit new opportunities, while others are consigned to the fossil record. We hope you enjoy diving into the Darwin Day Lectures! youtube.com/live/aDmAX2f...
February 3, 2026 at 11:18 AM
And @evoswami.bsky.social #DarwinDayLecture in 2023 was a real treat, tackling the question of what allows some species to survive and exploit new opportunities, while others are consigned to the fossil record. We hope you enjoy diving into the Darwin Day Lectures! youtube.com/live/aDmAX2f...
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When it comes to religion in schools, children deserve a broad, objective, and pluralistic approach. It's important that they are given the chance to form their own beliefs. RE should not simply be a tool to teach religion as fact.
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Christianity's privileged place in RE curriculum 'needs to stop' | Northern Ireland Humanists
Northern Ireland Humanists Coordinator Boyd Sleater featured on BBC Talk Back to discuss the implications of the Supreme Court Ruling that RE and collective worship in Northern Ireland education amoun
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February 3, 2026 at 12:39 PM
When it comes to religion in schools, children deserve a broad, objective, and pluralistic approach. It's important that they are given the chance to form their own beliefs. RE should not simply be a tool to teach religion as fact.
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This ruling leaves no defensible case for a school system that pushes one religion on children simply because it has always done so. And while the news concerns NI, the reasoning applies across the UK, where laws still require daily worship, and where RE is not always guaranteed to be pluralistic.
February 3, 2026 at 12:39 PM
This ruling leaves no defensible case for a school system that pushes one religion on children simply because it has always done so. And while the news concerns NI, the reasoning applies across the UK, where laws still require daily worship, and where RE is not always guaranteed to be pluralistic.