Responding to the Heathen Manifesto
Today Julian Baggini has his Heathen’s Manifesto published in The Guardian. I was part of a panel discussing it with him, the former…
Author Archives: Andrew Copson
Joy is People
Last week The Guardian sent me to see ‘Joy is People’ – the Jeremy Deller retrospective at the Hayward Gallery….
Paper review on BBC London yesterday
Gay marriage was the main topic in the newspaper review I did yesterday on BBC London 94.9FM with Jumoke Fashola,…
Some facts for Cardinal Keith O’Brien
I nominated Cardinal Keith O’Brien for the New Humanist Bad Faith award back in 2008. He didn’t win but I…
Humanist views on education
A couple of days ago Andrew Brown over at The Guardian said to me that a lot of humanist concerns…
Religious and non-religious beliefs in schools
A new All Party Parliamentary Group is going to be forming soon to improve the subject of ‘Religious Education’ with…
Final thoughts on our Christian country: why did they say it?
Here is the video of The Big Questions yesterday where Richard Dawkins, Jonathan Bartley and I defended secularism and argued…
Government anti-secularism should concern us all
I’ve blogged at Huffington Post about the ongoing anti-secularism of the Government: To call Britain a ‘Christian country’ is only…