Reasons to Believe that there is a God
Filed in A-Featured & Philosophy & Religion & UK & Western Religion | February 4, 2010
Professor Richard Swinburne examines the philosophical argument to believe in God.
Archive for the 'Religion' Category
Sexual Orientation and Religion
Filed in A-Featured & History & Law & Politics & Religion | January 19, 2010
An excerpt from From Disgust to Humanity.
A Continent Divided
Filed in A-Featured & History & Politics & Religion & World History | January 12, 2010
An excerpt from Shameful Flight: The Last Years of the British Empire in India.
Hatha Yoga
Filed in A-Featured & Eastern Religion & Health & History & Leisure & Science & World History | January 5, 2010
An excerpt from Yoga Body by Mark Singleton.
A Guide To The Good Life:
Letting Go of the Past…and the Present
Filed in A-Featured & Philosophy & World History | December 31, 2009
Some advice on how to live the “good life”.
Holiday Book Bonanza ‘09:
Robert J. Wicks
Filed in A-Featured & Blogs & Philosophy & Prose | December 10, 2009
It has become a holiday tradition on the OUPblog to ask our favorite people about their favorite books. This year we asked authors to participate (OUP authors and non-OUP authors). For the next two weeks we will be posting their responses which reflect a wide variety of tastes and interests, in fiction, non-fiction and children’s [...]
When Right is Not Easy:
Social Work and Moral Courage
Filed in A-Featured & Philosophy & Social Work | December 3, 2009
Allan Barsky looks at moral courage.
What is Art?
Filed in A-Featured & Art & Leisure & Philosophy | November 4, 2009
Roger Scruton argues that there are universal standards by which to judge art.
Top Three Questions
About My Interview On The Daily Show
Filed in A-Featured & Current Events & Leisure & Media & Philosophy | October 20, 2009
Jennifer Burns reports on her Daily Show experience.
Redefining Death — Again
Filed in A-Featured & Medical Mondays & Philosophy & Psychology & Science | October 19, 2009
How do we define death?
