Demob happy
After seven years on the faith front lines, Guardian religious affairs correspondent Stephen Bates is glad to be back on civvy street
After seven years on the faith front lines, Guardian religious affairs correspondent Stephen Bates is glad to be back on civvy street
William Blake was a confused failure but a great humanist, says Shirley Dent
With cartoon controversies reverberating across the world Tzvetan Todorov, one of the world’s foremost philosophers, considers the after-effects of the Danish images
New wave atheism is aggressively antagonistic to religion. But, argues Richard Norman, it’s more fruitful to find common ground
Edna Fernandes gains unique access to the ultra-orthodox Deoband madrassa in rural India
Keith Kahn-Harris on a Jewish photographic history
Sami Zubaida questions Islamic democracy
Rev'd Dr Giles Fraser on why you should read the Bible
Ludwig Andreas von Feuerbach was the man who brought religion down to earth, says Nina Power
Lucy Mangan is lacking put-downs for the pious