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Leader: Obama falls into nationalist trap
Why the world needs a new ethical language
100 years ago: Poor Law ‘indefensible’
Is this the end for religious orders?
Commitment seems a problem
How the crunch squeezes farmers
Paul Vallely: Make a joyful noise — together
Giles Fraser: Meeting the stench of the slums
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Leader: Obama falls into nationalist trapTHE American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, signed by President Barack Obama last week, details the unimaginable number of dollars to be assigned... |
Why the world needs a new ethical languageBARACK Obama has raised the question of how people of faith can get their voices heard in a secular democracy. |
100 years ago: Poor Law ‘indefensible’BEFORE all else, Bumble must go. |
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Is this the end for religious orders?The restoration of the religious life to the Anglican Church was an enduring achievement of the Oxford Movement. |
Commitment seems a problemOver the past 25 years, the number of novices in Roman Catholic religious orders in England and Wales has fallen from 217 in 1982 to just 29 in 2007. |
How the crunch squeezes farmersEVERYONE needs to eat. It might therefore be thought that farming is “recession-resilient”. |
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Paul Vallely: Make a joyful noise — togetherThis will be the last time, I thought with a little pang on Sunday, that we will sing the Gloria for a while, since there is no Gloria in Lent. |
Giles Fraser: Meeting the stench of the slumsA few miles from the centre of Accra is one of the most notorious slums in West Africa. |
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