Creed

Our curated articles help explain the impact of Christian belief on life, history and culture. Creed is one of four key themes covered by Seen & Unseen.

Article
  1. Belief
  2. Creed
A station concourse with a light well above.
The metaphysical is very much present in our mundane
1min read
Column
  1. Creed
  2. Monsters
Aerial view of a yellow-jacketed police forming a cordon within a crowd.
The Liverpool’s parade ramming reveals society’s watermark
5min read
Interview
  1. Belief
  2. Creed
A professor stands next to experimental equipment.
Resolving the big questions - a conversation with Andrew Briggs, quantum technology pioneer.
9min read
Article
  1. Belief
  2. Creed
A woman stands against a sparse white background looking up.
We have scienced the s**t out of how to talk to God
7min read
Explainer
  1. Belief
  2. Community
Dark clouds over Durham Cathedral
Northern spirituality’s rebellious capacity to adapt is still in play today
7min read
Review
  1. Creed
  2. Film & TV
A man stands the landing of an external staircase and stares out.
What happened after The Chosen?
4min read
Column
  1. Creed
  2. Feminism
A silhouette of a woman's face.
Despite erasure and desecration, Guglielma was a trailblazer.
4min read
Article
  1. Creed
  2. Nationalism
A protester wearing a Union Jack flag and hat and holding a cross, points while a man looks on.
Fear has never been a motivator of wise, just, and righteous action.
6min read
Explainer
  1. Creed
  2. Leading
An archbishop raises a crown about the head of King Charles.
The Anglican tortoise and the Catholic hare.
6min read
Explainer
  1. Belief
  2. Books
A man sits on a pier intently reading a book on his lap.
Living by a literature that’s imbibed in countless cultures.
6min read
Article
  1. Character
  2. Creed
A VIP couple stand and talk with the Pope.
Graham Tomlin was at the Pope's inauguration in Rome. This is what he noticed.
5min read
Article
  1. Art
  2. Awe and wonder
A painting depicts Jesus talking to disciples at a meal.
Why I am still bowled over by Easter’s implications.
4min read