How Christianity influences the dieting industry, the secret life of Kenneth Williams and understanding conflict through writing will be explored in free Festival talks.
-
February 18, 2022A Shropshire teacher is working with academics from the University of Chester to increase environmental awareness as part of pupils’ studies on religion, ethics and philosophy.
-
October 29, 2021Spiritual abuse is the term used to name abuse associated with coercion and control within religious and spiritual traditions and related contexts.
-
September 29, 2021The ways in which the pandemic has shaped the lives of religious communities of all kinds across the UK are revealed in a report published today.
-
September 28, 2021The University of Chester’s Chapel will light up in purple on Thursday (September 30), to show the University’s support for people in, or seeking, recovery from addictions.
-
September 2, 2021An honest reflection on life as a priest in England, Scotland and Wales is shared in a new book, which challenges the Christian faith to be more rational, progressive and inclusive.
-
February 3, 2021The responsibilities of people to the common good when making food choices will be the focus of a student’s globally important work after being awarded a unique research-degree opportunity.
-
November 25, 2020The opportunity to contribute to the ethical discussion and global transformation of the way humans use animals for food is being offered as applications open for a new fully-funded PhD.
-
-
October 26, 2020Two academics have launched a major research project into how British religious communities of all faiths have had to adapt during the pandemic.
-
December 23, 2019The big questions about what ‘freedom’ and ‘the good life’ can mean, were explored at a symposium for sixth formers, at the University of Chester.
