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The sublime message of Christmas
The central idea of Christmas -- that God became man -- has had an enormous impact upon Western art.
The Homers got it right: a futuristic fantasy
Kevin Ryan
| 21 December 2007 |
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Who would revive society if everything collapsed? Homeschoolers, says a prominent educationalist.
Nobel Lecture: On those who do not win prizes
Reading books used to be part of general education, says Nobel Prize winner Doris Lessing. Perhaps we need to learn that again -- from Africa.
The missing headline: ‘Unmarried birth rate rises’
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Why did the media make a hullabaloo about a rise in the teen birth rate and ignore a much larger rise in births to unmarried mothers?
The myth of the ‘teenage brain’
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Is it true that your offspring will not be capable of a mature decision until he or she is 25?
Message in a bottle to a weary world
The hope offered by Christianity
can transform the world, says the Pope in his second encyclical
letter.
Corporate apparatchiks
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Forget about the free market. Today's executives maintain their outrageous salaries by strategies predicted by Karl Marx.
‘Tell us about love’
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A survey of young people in a developing country shows that it is not sex, but love they really care about.
Save the planet; tax babies
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A carbon tax on newborns to reduce human pollution? Now there's an idea for your Christmas stocking.
Character-based sex education
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Because we need good character to guide our sexual lives, sexuality education must be character education.
The Ethical Imagination
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A Canadian ethicist offers a fresh approach to defending human dignity.
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