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Spirituality on campus

Continuing the series on what faith means to students, Varun Anand, a 3rd year medical student from Hull studying at the University of Birmingham writes about his journey of Hindu spirituality.

In philosophy

Loving life as a Pantheist

  • By Paul Harrison
  • 25 June

In the third installment of his four-part series, Paul Harrison explains Pantheism's "vibrant affirmation" of mankind's physical existence.

Meeting spiritual needs naturally

  • By Paul Harrison
  • 24 June

Pantheist Paul Harrison explains how we are all capable of fulfilling our own need for deeper meaning without the help of the supernatural.

Adding emotion to atheism

  • By Paul Harrison
  • 23 June

Paul Harrison, environmentalist and founder of the World Pantheist Movement, explains the basics of a belief system considered by some to be "sexed-up atheism."

Take the talking cure

  • By Gloria Origgi
  • 19 June

Gloria Origgi on why a second language is the best antidote to intolerance

Promises, promises

  • By Lynsey Hanley
  • 24 April

A set of documentary films from 1930 to 1950 shows a Britain in which equality is so near as to feel within grasp. Nostalgia is hard to avoid

Children of destruction

  • By Michael Glover
  • 24 April

Mat Collishaw, inspired by the Beslan siege, examines our attitude to images of violence

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A spirituality to suit the times

Paul Harrison wraps up his four-part series by explaining the complementary relationship between Pantheism and modern science.

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