A faith that crucifies women

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Theologian, Daphne Hampson, is about to publish 'After Christianity', which investigates male religion. The books follows research into continental philosophy based on French feminist and psychoanalaytic theory. Hampson suggests that Christian mythology has been created to ensure male superiority over women. Hampson abandoned Christianity in 1981, and is currently senior lecturer in divinity at St Andrew's University.

Books, Book Review, Book reviews, A Faith That Crucifies Women (Book)

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Tale of a duo's faith in the Ivy League

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An account is presented of the plans to unveil a monument in Paisley Scotland, to John Witherspoon who travelled to America over two centuries ago and became one of Princeton's greatest leaders. The monument will be unveiled by Harold Shapiro, president of Princeton for 14 years.

Management, Achievements and awards, Scotland, Interview, Monuments, Princeton University, Shapiro, Harold, Witherspoon, John

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Faith in an age of isms

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The rise of religious faith in human society, which served as a shield against globalizing modernity, is discussed. It is argued that including big stories of the rise of modernism in the history syllabus could address the problems of the 20th century.

United Kingdom, Analysis, Curricula, Study and teaching, History, 20th century AD, History education, Modernism, Faith

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