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Giles Fraser: Why don’t humanists give value to humans?- Paul Vallely Worship needs glory as well as guilt
- This means more pain for the poor
- Simon Parke: Everything has a season
- More logic, less bamboozling, please
- Poised between hope and cuts
- Leader: Wisdom needed in the White House
- 100 Years Ago: Mr Asquith’s ‘anodynes’
- The financial crisis is a chance to be fair
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Giles Fraser: Why don’t humanists give value to humans?Humanists would do much more to persuade me of their world-view if they took more seriously the idea that the human is of fundamental value. |
Paul Vallely Worship needs glory as well as guilt“Well, there wasn’t much religion in that,” expostulated the old lady over coffee. |
This means more pain for the poorNO DOUBT the new Immigration Minister, Phil Woolas, was appointed on the basis that he would raise the temperature of the immigration debate |
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Simon Parke: Everything has a seasonNEXT YEAR, I will almost certainly earn less than this year. |
More logic, less bamboozling, pleaseFOR YEARS now, progressive pundits have flown increasingly speculative theories about why working-class Americans have become reliably Republican. |
Poised between hope and cutsIn his lecture the composer James MacMillan lamented the ignorance and prejudice that religious people in the arts, culture, and media face daily about... |
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Leader: Wisdom needed in the White HouseELECTIONS for the 44th President of the United States are to be held on 4 November. |
100 Years Ago: Mr Asquith’s ‘anodynes’HOW to solve the question of Unemployment is a question which men of all parties are, with a deep sense of a common responsibility, anxiously considering... |
The financial crisis is a chance to be fair‘We should seize the opportunity, and recall our obligation to justice’ |
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