Category: Faith / belief based groups

How would you describe your identity and beliefs in terms of religion?I am a Reform Rabbi.Is GB an equal and tolerant society, especially in relation to religion and belief?In general terms, GB is an equal and tolerant society in relation to religion and belief. I...

How would you describe your religious identity?I’m a Roman Catholic. I was baptised as a child. My father was Church of England, my mother was Catholic so I have been a Catholic since my baptism 71 years plus ago.What made you decide to stay with the tradition you...

How would you describe your religious identity and beliefs?My religious identity? I’m a Roman Catholic, that’s about it.What made you adopt or retain this position?My mother is basically a non-practising Catholic, my father had been brought up as a Presbyterian but...

How would you describe your ideological or religious identity?I would say I am a Christian, I am a disciple of Jesus Christ. I have always belonged to a thing called the Church of England, which is part of the Christian Church.What made you choose to remain in this...

How would you describe your personal identity in terms of ideology or faith?I don’t think I have a particular identity, but if you asked me about my beliefs or worldview, I would obviously say humanist.  I work with a lot of religious people and their answer to the...

How would you describe your personal religious beliefs and identity?I’m an Anglican bishop.What made you either adopt or remain within this tradition?I was brought up as a nominal Baptist, because my mother was a Welsh Baptist and my ancestor (John Harrhy) in 1715,...

How would you describe your ideological or religious identity?That is a very big question to start the interview… I was hoping ‘what is your name?’ My ideological or religious identity, in one word, I have to say Muslim…what does it mean to be a Muslim? The label of...

How would you describe your personal beliefs and identity in relation to religion?I would certainly describe it as Presbyterian and as belonging to the national Church of Scotland.  I wasn’t brought up in in the Church of Scotland but I now understand more about what...