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Nature and Christian Faith

"How many are your works Lord, In wisdom You made them all"

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Nature's Inspiration

Adrian Cooper reveals his experience of God when surrounded by nature

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Nature and Christian Faith

How the glory of nature inspires silence, humility, and faith

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South Africa

Celebrating the Prophet Muhammad's birthday in post-apartheid South Africa

• 4 mins

Kenya Chickens

Reverend Richardson on her visit to a church in Kenya and its thriving chicken house

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Community Wells

A reflection on community wells in Asia, where water is drawn and so much is shared

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Thirty Years in India

On his 60th birthday, a man reflects on the 30 years he spent in India

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Leicester

How can one faith serve a multi-faith community?

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The Jewish New Year

Laurie Rosenberg talks about the story of Abraham, his son Issac and the Jewish New Year

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Rosh Hashanah

Laurie Rosenberg reflects on Rosh Hashanah, when God consults his Book of Life

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Religious Education in Britain

The controversy surrounding religious education in British schools

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Living With Difference

An Anglican considers the temptation to mix only with people like himself

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A Crisis of Faith

An Anglican begins to question the existence of money

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Invitation to God's Party

An Anglican cautions against making excuses to get out of social events

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Finding Europe's Soul

Can Europe learn from its past and find a common vision - and soul - for its future?

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Blessed are the Meek

A contemplation on the treatment of the poor in today's society

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The River Rhine

The historic and symbolic importance of the River Rhine

• 4 mins

Cause of Death

Coroner James Turnbull on the relationship between death, religion and the hereafter

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Suicide

Coroner and reverend James Turnbull on why those who commit suicide do what they do

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Death Without Blame

Reverend James Turnbull on seeking the truth about a death, without apportioning blame

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Grief and Tears

Sister Lavinia Byrne on the place of sorrow in our lives - and the story of Lot's wife

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Synod on Religious Life

Sister Lavinia Byrne discusses the synod on the religious life taking place in Rome

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The First Women

Sister Lavinia Byrne considers how women in the Bible have been politicised

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Silat

A talk on Silat - a South East Asian martial art deeply rooted in Malay culture

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Simchat Torah

Reflections on the climax of Jewish festivities and the Jewish love of knowledge

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Polygamy and Islam

Saba Risaluddin on the stereotype that a Muslim man can take as many wives he wishes

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Islam and Women

Saba Risaluddin on the Western perception of the repression of women in Islamic countries

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Islam and Marriage

Saba Risaluddin discusses Islam and marriage, romantic love versus arranged marriage

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The Shofar

A remembrance of the Jewish men, women, and children of Telz massacred by Nazis in 1941

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Feminism

Saba Risaluddin on the inspiring, feminist, and courageous women she has found in Islam

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