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Our task: ‘hearing one another to speech’ The process of listening to the neglected is a Christian one, says Elaine Graham Subscriber only	Feminine intuition, an undervalued gift Churches will lose out if they continue to emphasise rules rather than empathy, says Jill Segger Subscriber only	Give MPs the tools to do the job THE SUBJECT of MPs’ expenses was raised this week by Sir Philip Mawer, the parliamentary commissioner for standards. Subscriber only

Why neuroscience can’t tell humans who we are Brain science should not go unchallenged in its attempts to reduce consciousness to matter, argues Mark Vernon Subscriber only	100 years ago:Two notable Churchwomen January 4th, 1907 Subscriber only	New arguments against secularism Science and philosophy open the door to religion, say Phillip Blond and Adrian Pabst Subscriber only

Paul Vallely: The best way to treasure faith schools Advocates need to beware of insidious arguments, suggests Paul Vallely Subscriber only	Giles Fraser: Trying to think more and feel less When I was at theological college, I vividly remember a pair of lectures on the sociology and psychology of the family. Subscriber only

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