Religion, Philosophy & Ethics at the University of Gloucestershire

There has been a lot of news coverage over the shooting of the red deer stag known as the Emperor of Exmoor. I have been to Exmoor many time...

This picture was in the Boots Christmas Catalogue.. Ignoring the annoying 'trend expert' nonsense, and not even daring think what ...

Gloucestershire Philosophical Society Wednesday, 27th. October, 2010, 7.30.p .m. FCH Room HC203. Dr. Emily Ryall, of University of Glouceste...

For students on the Indian Religions module: The plan... We go to the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford ( http://www.ashmolean.org/ ) on Friday No...

Hi. Just a quick post to note that our popular DVD aimed at schools (particularly those doing GCSE or A Level Religious Studies / Philosophy...

Students across RPE, but especially those on RPE301 (Love, Sex and Death) may be interested in the following talk, offered by Gloucestershi...

Hi. If you are interested in coming on the field trip to Cordoba (and Seville) in March 2011, you need to attend the meeting tomorrow: Thurs...

Some of you might have heard of the recent brouhaha surrounding Stephen Hawking's announcement that we don't need God any more. I am...

This Saturday sees one of our biggest Open Days (info: here ), and I will be doing my bit, talking about what it is like to study religious,...

Now that's proper TV... A J Ayer on Logical Positivism... While our RPE students may enjoy this - thought that I'd pop on the blog -...

The BBC is reporting: A court in India has said that a disputed holy site in Ayodhya should be split between Hindus and Muslims, lawyers for...

Dave and I attended the CESNUR 2010 International Conference in Turin on 'Changing Gods: Between Religion and Everyday Life' from 9...

Hi. For any new RPE students struggling to find resources for the Induction Project - see http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/examined_life/ wh...

So - another year... A big welcome back to all existing RPE students, and an equally excessive welcome to all our new Religion, Philosophy ...

Famous Liverpool Sophists Those misguided amongst you who thought Athens was the birthplace of philosophy are wrong: it was Liverpool (remem...