Time to confront the literalists

THERE WAS a time when Thought for the Day used to drive me crazy.

Paul Vallely: What would my blue plaque say?

I got off the train at Euston the other day, and decided I would walk to my next appointment.

Giles Fraser: Longing for the truth of glory

The sleigh was nothing more than an open-top car, with some imaginative use of balsa wood and fairy lights.

Leader: Brighter vision in the gloom

THE SUPERNATURAL elements associated with Christmas — prophesies, angels, visions, warning dreams, celestial signs — are routinely packed away with the...

A lesson from France

HOW terrible is the apostasy of once Catholic France may be perceived in an incident reported from Dijon.

Capitalism is based on faith and hope

‘Faith, hope, and trust allow us to let go of our money to find its most productive home’

Simon Parke: Big picture, small life

LET US begin the New Year with a clear view of the big picture — which, rather shockingly, turns out not to exist.

The benefits of a pragmatic approach

IN NAMING the key figures of his administration, President-elect Obama has been standing by his claim.

Christianity has no political agenda

‘Christianity cannot tell us what policies we must pursue’



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