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Russia looks to its religious culture
The Orthodox Church has won its battle to make religious education compulsory in schools, but secularists have won concessions too.
Let’s have done with the ‘Dark Ages’
The glint of gold in some long buried treasure is shedding new light on the culture of ancient Britain.
Race is not the issue in health care debate
It's the plan being criticized, not the colour of the president's skin.
Obama’s foreign policy crisis
Between Afghanistan and Iran, it's decision time for the American president.
Informant!
The story of an honest man doing the right thing - or is it?
The president’s health reform and the life issues
It is possible to have health reform without shuttting down Catholic hospitals. Follow Canada's lead.
Neo-conservatism: Irving Kristol’s living legacy
Cas Mudde
| 25 September 2009 |
The godfather of America's neocons has died, but it is too soon to bury his movement.
Tough love just for Africa?
Despite the rhetoric of Western leaders, it appears the West is happy to keep Africa poor to exploit its natural wealth.
You’re teaching my child what?
A psychatrist exposes the harm done to children in the name of sex education.
‘To till it and to keep it’
Participants in today’s climate change summit at the United Nations would do well to read Pope Benedict’s guidance on this topic.
Evolution? Please leave God out of it
Evolutionists weaken their case by bringing God's existence into the discussion.
Politicians need to inspire passion in education
Don Graham
| 22 September 2009 |
Despite the rhetoric of politicians about education, educationist Sir Kenneth Robinson argues that they overlook the need to inspire the passions of individual students.
Softened up for death
Could our persistent search for a hardship-free world be blinding us to the value of suffering?
Russia, Poland and the history wars
On the 70th anniversary of the Soviet Army's invasion of Poland a British diplomat understands why Poles are not quick to give the Russians credit for occasionally getting things right.
Families becoming own censors
As films, music and the internet become less and less child friendly many parents are taking over the task of censorship from government bodies.
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