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Leader: Christ — not just for Christmas- 100 Years Ago: Political unrest in India
- 100 Years Ago: A Cathedral for Khartum
- A glimmer of hope for the poor and the planet
- Facing hard choices about the poor
- Giles Fraser: Celebrating where God gets real
- Paul Vallely: A gesture against a mighty power
- Simon Parke: Vulnerable as a baby
- Prophetic, but no one was listening
- The season appeals to soul, mind, and spirit
- A learning Church is healthy
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Leader: Christ — not just for ChristmasIT IS HARD to know how much credence to give to the seasonal round of stories about creeping secularism. |
100 Years Ago: Political unrest in IndiaIT IS only absolute necessity that justifies the suspension of the liberty of the subject. |
100 Years Ago: A Cathedral for KhartumTHE speeches delivered at the recent Mansion House meeting in support of the fund for building a Cathedral Church at Khartum were, it seems to us, unanswerable... |
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A glimmer of hope for the poor and the planet‘Everyone seems to expect that Obama is going to come on a white chariot to save the planet’ |
Facing hard choices about the poorIT IS beyond dispute that Karen Matthews was an inadequate mother with a chaotic lifestyle. |
Giles Fraser: Celebrating where God gets realConsider the case of Bernard Madoff, the New York financier who is said to have lost $50 billion of his clients’ money. |
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Paul Vallely: A gesture against a mighty powerTHERE was much mirth all round when President Bush had a couple of shoes thrown at his head this week. |
Simon Parke: Vulnerable as a babyIT IS GOOD to remember a child at Christmas. But which one? |
Prophetic, but no one was listening‘People who got angry were not all prudes’ |
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The season appeals to soul, mind, and spiritThere are several attitudes towards Christmas. |
A learning Church is healthy‘The Church also needs to engage with research that does not have an obvious, utilitarian appeal’ |
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