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LATEST EDITION: REtoday Issue September 2023
Messy Religion and Belief
Highlights from this issue:
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- The Singh Twins: contemporary British artists explain their distinctive 'Past-modern' style, which draws on a range of historical, cultural and religious influences
The Philosopher's Daughters: author Peter Vardy on young people's big questions - Messiness of understanding: grasping diversity in RE
- Paganism for the RE classroom: a colourful complexity
- World wonders: a breathtaking religious site in Uzbekistan
- Professional REflection: what next for RE?
- The Singh Twins: contemporary British artists explain their distinctive 'Past-modern' style, which draws on a range of historical, cultural and religious influences
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