Review of David McRaney’s How Minds Change, which describes deep canvassing and street epistemology as ways of persuading people through rapport and listening. The reviewer sees uses for them in local groups.
David Chapman interviews Fidele Mutwarasibo, a Rwandan genocide survivor, on hope without bitterness, the Ubuntu worldview of ‘I am because we are’, Western individualism, migration, and protest versus persuasion.
David Chapman describes Defend Our Juries’ ‘Lift the Ban’ campaign against the proscription of Palestine Action. Caroline Pickard recounts being arrested at the 6 September 2025 Parliament Square demonstration.
Review of David Murray’s book on his father Jowett Murray, a London Missionary Society missionary in China 1909-1945, praising its human narrative and its reflection on how cultures learn from one another.
Contents Editorial Resisting Other articles Reviews Regulars Also in this issue Editorial – Resisting: Strategies and Ethics David Chapman The final edition of this year looks at the strategies and ethics of resisting. Some might...
Download full issue PDF Contents Editorial Education for this life In Conversation: Marianne Mead Education for This Life Big Ideas for Religion and Science in Education. Denise Cush, Dave Francis, Philippa Hulme and Michael J....
This was a conversation about the past, the present and, most importantly, the future of our Sea of Faith magazine. As the new editor of Sofia, David Chapman started with a brief overview of the...
Download full issue PDF Contents Editorial Resisting Genocide Resisting Bonhoeffer: His Life. Martin Spence Feminism, Non-realism and Resistance. Alison Webster Mark – a Gospel of Resistance (Part Two). David Lambourn Saint, Goddess and Resistor: Will the...
Interview with Kurshida Mirza, a Muslim community leader in Milton Keynes, on faith, God’s mercy, the Qur’an as revelation, jihad as striving, and religion’s role in peace and unity.
Reviews Omar El Akkad’s One Day Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This and Munther Isaac’s Christ in the Rubble, which condemn Western journalism and churches for complicity in Gaza and argue for nonviolence and...
