Notes from an Evil Burnee

I've said some things about Giles Fraser on this blog in the past, but recently — since his resignation from St Paul's — he...

This evening I watched something my faithful telly-watching machine recorded for me last week — Rosh Hashanah: Science vs Religion , a half-...

"Thought for the Day will not be opened to atheists, says BBC religion chief" — says the Telegraph : http://www.telegraph.co.uk/...

In his Thought for the Day this morning Akhandadhi Das commits the linguistic infelicity I've noticed far too often recently (notice...

Evan Davis , one of the hosts of Radio 4 's morning news radio show, The Today Programme , shared his views about Thought for the Day ...

The Rev Canon Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral has come up with some weird suggestions for appropriate responses to crises in the pa...

It's less than a week since The Rev. Dr. Giles Fraser , Canon Chancellor of St. Paul's Cathedral, informed us on BBC Radio 4 's...

Theology is such a useful subject. You can apply it to anything and nobody can contradict you. It uses strange words like "hermeneuti...

On Wednesday BBC Radio 4 concluded the present series of the Moral Maze , its weekly live panel discussion on topical issues of morality. U...

A revealing segment on the BBC Radio 4 Today Programme yesterday seemed to confirm (anecdotally at least) that young people are by no mean...

On this morning's Thought for the Day the Rev Tom Butler , who claims to be trained in both science and theology, said this: One physi...