Darwin's "Crowd of Difficulties": A theory that stands despite anomalies When Charles Darwin proposed his Theory of Evolution, he saw...
Victorian Values: Lecture Three In his final lecture on nineteenth-century values, Richard Chartres looks...
Victorian Values: Lecture Two The subject of Richard Chartres' second lecture on Victorian morality...
"The fangs of the serpent are hid in the bowl": The Temperance Movement How did what started as a temperance movement become a...
Queen Victoria's Views On The Appointments of Ecclesiastics A question from the lecture 'Queen Victoria' by Professor Vernon...
Thinking Theologically About Modern Art: A Sense of the Sacred? By exploring the architecture, stained glass windows and art installations...
Michelangelo, Copernicus and the Sistine Chapel It is argued that Copernicus’ theory of the sun-centred universe...
Painting, Patronage and Politics under the Tudors Tudor England was a dangerous place for the wealthy and powerful. Art and architecture was a sign of connoisseurship but also political ambition.