Nigel is the Emeritus Regius Professor of Moral Theology at Oxford. He is also an Anglican priest and Conservative peer in the House of Lords. These are his weekly thoughts on politics, religion, and all matters you shouldn't bring up at the dinner table.
Arthur van Amerongen (1959) woont in de Algarve en schrijft daar wekelijks zijn geruchtmakende columns voor GeenStijl en HP/De Tijd, en de Portugal Post op Substack
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General stuff tries to make sense of socio-political changes. Business stuff focuses particularly on Customer Value. Personal stuff focuses on the vicissitudes of adoption.
All Things Satirical and Crackers - Pull up a Throne and Dive in to the Insane World of Critical Social Justice and the Learning of The Winning Mindset
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Exploring the intersection of evidence-based teaching, literacy, and the cultural politics of education. I write about how research, policy, and classroom practice collide—and what that means for teachers, students, and the future of education.
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