Maddy Fry

They wear head coverings, and the women are expected to homeschool their children, but this Boston-based Mennonite group is made up of doctors and led by the founder of a $1.7 billion investment firm. They defy expectations in other ways: They are prohibited from voting or holding political office,

“Judaism is the wellspring of human decency, but Zionism is a 19th-century ideology with no innate connection to Judaism,” one rabbi said. “There’s no deep link between Israel and the Holy Land. And it was mad to think Zionism would end antisemitism. It’s made things worse.”

The Dean, the Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle sat down to discuss poetry, history and faith with comedian Frank Skinner. Maddy Fry shares the conversation

Maddy Fry explores actor Laurence Olivier's complex relationship with both Christianity and the Abbey.

Maddy Fry reveals the untold story behind Bruce Springsteen's mysterious soundtrack Faithless, written for an unmade Martin Scorsese film about a Catholic nun and an outlaw

(REVIEW) It can be easy to forget the role physical space plays in sustaining religions, for good or for ill, and why talks of bringing about a “New Jerusalem” were not, for a lot of Christians, so very far-fetched. They started in places made of brick and stone — and as Fergus Butler-Gallie points

Churches everywhere are a testament not just to the durability of brick and stone, but to belief itself. Faith isn’t going away – it just might have a very different physical presence

'U2: In Camera 1991-1997,' is a unique visual chronicle from ZOOTV to PopMart by photographer Kevin Davies.

I came on the show to argue against having historical figures on bank notes.

My appearance on Moral Maze was mentioned here.

Is the time up for heroes and heroines on banknotes and in society in general?

A film that speaks of Bono’s religious wanderings in the course of his career.

Once upon a time, shows with an obviously Biblical message had one thing in their favour – almost no-one watched them. This meant that the pressure to live up to high standards or chase ratings was minimal. That changed with The Chosen

(REVIEW) When it comes to U2, perhaps the only thing harder to find than a nuanced opinion of them is an accurate portrayal of their faith. As a Dublin-based band who became big in the 1980s, it was a shock to some that they refused to be pigeonholed as apologists for Irish nationalism. Anyone who l

Richard Dawkins once accused Alister McGrath of building a career from “riding on my back”. It’s hard to disagree when McGrath name-checks Dawkins on the

There’s no doubt that like a religion, giving value to crypto requires faith. Those evangelizing for it certainly seem to be on a moral mission. For now, they seem unstoppable — and there’s more than the hard-earned savings of believers at stake.