Thanks to Esmé Partridge for this wonderful review of "God is an Englishman" in The Critic The Critic Books (link in thread) 1/2 ...

“Only recently we have reached such a stage of cultural amnesia that most schoolchildren cannot recognise the story of Noah’s Ark to be from the Bible“ — Esmé Partridge reviews God is an Englishman, by BijanOmrani thecritic.co.uk/issues/may-202…

'The purpose of BijanOmrani’s book is not so much to uncover anything new but rather, at a time when it is desperately needed, to reassert things which were once self-evident.' Esmé Partridge via The Critic thecritic.co.uk/issues/may-202…

The good, beautiful and true. Who doesn't want to hear about that?! Esmé Partridge and I talk about the Third Earl of Shaftesbury in a new episode of the Realisation Festival Podcast. We range over matters from waste lands to cosmic toryism. realisationfestival.com/the-realisatio…

43% of women aged 18–59 believe in astrology. A new era of belief may be dawning, writes Esmé Partridge 👇 buff.ly/a8jdZzF

‘Astrology is rooted in the belief, both traditionally religious and classically rational, that there must be a correspondence between our lives on earth and the harmony of the observable universe.’ In defence of astrology for UnHerd: unherd.com/newsroom/is-as…

Enjoyed speaking with Louise Perry about whether Gen-Z are having a religious revival, the CofE, and other things!