We're so glad you can join us as Dr Sarah Irving-Stonebraker takes us all the way back to the ancient Middle East, and on a whirlwind tour through Europe, the Americas, and Australia, and asks: does the notion of religious liberty still have currency today?
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Re:CONSIDERING is a new series from Acorn Press and the CPX team that invites you to look at what's familiar from an unfamiliar angle; to consider how we consider things, and how to do it better.
The first two books - The Pleasures of Pessimism by Natasha Moore and The Cost of Compassion by Tim Costello - are now available.
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