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Filling up MySpace
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Social networking sites on the internet have become a favourite haunt for teenagers.Their parents ought to drop in from time to time.
Missionaries made in China
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The economy is not the only thing that is booming in China. Religious fervour is pushing up against official restrictions and seeking opportunities abroad.
EVOLUTION SPECIAL ISSUE
Discovering life’s design
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The push to teach Intelligent Design as science in America's schools has reignited the long-standing debate between creationists and evolutionists over how life began.
Darwinism strikes back
It would be easier to hear the arguments for Darwin's theory if certain disciples of his would stop talking down religion.
EVOLUTION SPECIAL ISSUE
The limits of science
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Intelligent Design is compatible with Christian theology, but it is not the only such approach to evolution that is. A philosopher clarifies his views.
Blasphemy, protest and freedom
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The Danish cartoon furore makes it clear that Enlightenment values will not enable the West to dialogue with Islam. But there is a way forward, as Christians have already demonstrated.
The real power of love
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Benedict XVI's first encyclical has left many worldly commentators speechless. No harm in that as
Deus Caritas Est is a document first of all to be pondered.
A life more involved
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Bono of U2 and Live Aid fame was on Capitol Hill again last week, reminding us that if we really believe in human equality we will do more to relieve the burdens of Africa and the developing world.
Volunteer tourism: the give and take
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Young people seeking a focus for their idealism increasingly find that a spell of volunteering in a developing country helps.
Fra Angelico rediscovered
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There is always something new to be discovered about a great artist, as a recent visit to New York's Metropolitan Museum showed.
Lawful but not just
A few years ago Australian Aboriginal communities were asked what they thought of euthanasia. Their response was thoughtful, deep and negative.
