Holy Fooling
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Wuthering Heights: love or lust?
UK comedy aficionados may remember a bit in series 7, episode 3 of ‘Peep Show’ where Mark Corrigan (portrayed by David Mitchell) agrees to read Wuthering Heights, along with some relevant literary criticism, in just one night, in order to s...
Of Popes and Kings
Many journalists will have fallen foul of a technicality in their coverage of King Charles’ visit to the Vatican last month. I remember when I ran into its prong for the first time myself. It was while working in a chaplaincy in Oxford, and...
Halloween past, present, and future
Where does Halloween come from, then? The term “Halloween” is a shortening of ‘All Hallow’s Eve’, which is the day before All Saint’s Day (1st November) in the Christian calendar. You might think, on that basis, the Christian claim on this...
Speaking of God
A classic way to win an argument is to imply that your opponent would argue that black is white, if they could. In Plato’s Sophist, the Stranger complains that some speakers are best seen as cheap conjurors - thaumatopoiō̃n - ‘wonder worke...
Cardinal Newman's room
St John Henry Newman went up to Trinity College – one of the many academic communities that make up the University of Oxford – in June 1817, having waited since December of the previous year for an available room. The letter from the colleg...
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