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The Holy Father is leading a renewal of the faith, not predicting its demise
No one in their right mind – certainly no Christian – can sing ‘Non, je ne regrette rien’ and really believe that it’s true
We all have our eight choices: but do we understand how much they reveal?
In the history books, though, the conflict rages on
The bishops are taking on the Department of Health over proposals to make religious institutions provide contraception and abortifacient pills
Why do I have a sinking feeling about the answer to that question? Someone cheer me up, do
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Dawkins predicts religion’s early death: the Pope warns that ‘in vast areas of the world the faith is in danger of being snuffed out’. But they are saying very different things
The Holy Father is leading a renewal of the faith, not predicting its demise
Regrets? Some of those onboard Costa Concordia may have a few. Then again, so should we all
No one in their right mind – certainly no Christian – can sing ‘Non, je ne regrette rien’ and really believe that it’s true
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Seventy years of Desert Island Discs has shown one thing very clearly: it’s never just about the music
We all have our eight choices: but do we understand how much they reveal?
At last I can start to understand the American Civil War
In the history books, though, the conflict rages on
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The bishops are taking on the Department of Health over proposals to make religious institutions provide contraception and abortifacient pills
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