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Discover Seen & Unseen articles. The best writing curated by our editors read aloud, sharing Christian perspectives on just about everything.

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  • 29th September 2025: Severance, child poverty & what makes us human

    29th September 2025: Severance, child poverty & what makes us human
    Sep 29 2025
    This week, Rick Hansen explores the worlds of Apple TV's Severance through the lens of Blaise Pascal; George Pitcher asks how a supposedly "Godly nation" can have such extensive levels child poverty and Claire Williams asks the biggest question of all, what makes us human?

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    23 m
  • 22nd September 2025: Protests; Demonic AI Chatbots & Charlie Kirk

    22nd September 2025: Protests; Demonic AI Chatbots & Charlie Kirk
    Sep 22 2025

    This week, Thomas Sharpe gives us an on-the-ground view of the protests against the protests in Trafalgar Square; Gabrielle Thomas asks whether AI chatbots are demonic and Graham Tomlin dives deep into the event of Charlie Kirk's murder.


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    24 m
  • 15th September 2025: nuanced thought; theological debate & the summer we turned romantic

    15th September 2025: nuanced thought; theological debate & the summer we turned romantic
    Sep 15 2025
    This week, Graham Tomlin suggests we have much to learn about nuanced cultural debate from the writers of the Nicene Creed; Henna Cundill agrees as she explores how helpful studying theology is for compassionate, engaged debate in all spheres of life; Belle Tindall takes a deep dive into humanity's propensity for romance and marriage.

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    25 m
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