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Giles Fraser: The battle of good and bad religion hots up
Paul Vallely: How does society judge barbarity?
Labour still cares for the poor
Simon Parke: A true test of maths
Electing a managing president
Recapturing front-line mission
100 Years Ago: Good Friday football
Leader: No way forward without courtesy
Why the debate on debt is so urgent now
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Giles Fraser: The battle of good and bad religion hots upThe Quilliam Foundation, a new think tank, is named after William Quilliam. |
Paul Vallely: How does society judge barbarity?‘Hard cases confront us with the depths of the anguish crime inflicts’ |
Labour still cares for the poor‘The 10p-tax abolition struck at the only core belief the Labour Party now collectively holds’ |
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Simon Parke: A true test of mathsIN LIFE, it is best to remember that there are really only two numbers — one, and all. |
Electing a managing president‘Obama is the new model manager par excellence’ |
Recapturing front-line mission‘The media are a resource that the Church cannot afford to ignore’ |
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100 Years Ago: Good Friday footballA COPY of a Surrey newspaper has been forwarded to us, in one column of which our eye was attracted by the words “The Churchmen”. |
Leader: No way forward without courtesyIT WOULD be safe to say that there are no new insights to be had on the issue of women priests or bishops. |
Why the debate on debt is so urgent now‘Steadily expanding credit is not some impersonal tidal current’ |
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