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Leader: What MPs might do this summer
Christianity is losing its privileges
100 Years Ago: Man walks on the moon
Giles Fraser: If I have to push, I shall push
Faith gives no right to be offensive
Paul Vallely: A moral response to terrorism
Simon Parke: Never-ending war story
Mission was behind the US vote
A challenge for students of the Bible
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Leader: What MPs might do this summerWHEN PARLIAMENT reassembles on 12 October, MPs will not be asked to account for their 82-day break, which includes 57 working days. |
Christianity is losing its privilegesARE CHRISTIANS in the UK discriminated against? Increasingly, we hear of incidents that suggest that they are |
100 Years Ago: Man walks on the moonTHERE has never been a Sunday quite like it before. While men knelt on earth in familiar adoration of the Most High |
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Giles Fraser: If I have to push, I shall pushAS I WRITE, my daughter is coughing in her bedroom. She is a pretty bad asthmatic, and often finds it difficult to get her breath. |
Faith gives no right to be offensiveTWO OBSERVATIONS from John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty provide essential reference points when considering questions of tolerance and liberty |
Paul Vallely: A moral response to terrorismIS IT morally acceptable to shoot Osama bin Laden? Supposing the al-Qaeda could not |
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Simon Parke: Never-ending war storyEVEN Napoleon was shocked by what took place on 7 September 1812, near the Russian village of Borodino. |
Mission was behind the US voteMANY RESPONSES to last week’s decision by the Episcopal Church’s General Convention |
A challenge for students of the BibleESTABLISHMENTS are everywhere — in education, the Church, Marxist analysis, Sloane Square, and infant-school playgrounds |
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