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Copenhagen: a deal of sorts
The push for a global, legally binding deal could not overcome national self-interest
Infidelity: in spite of everything, we still care
There is an encouraging lesson in the public reaction to the Tiger Woods scandal.
Selfless saviours of a new faith
The church of climate change is on a mission to convert the infidels. But does it believe in free will?
Guess who invented ‘holiday trees’
Today’s secularist zealots should be unhappy to learn exactly whose company they are travelling in.
What science knows and how it knows it
A defence of rationality and common sense from an Australian mathematician is a must-read as an antidote to post-modernist scepticism.
Adolescents in a pornified culture
By undermining marriage and family life, by assailing them on the internet, pornography is doing serious harm to young people.
2009: The Year of Obama
Like Ronald Reagan, President Obama is persuasive, polarizing and enigmatic. But his charm may not be enough to power his foreign policy.
Yes, Virginia, it’s a Christmas tree
If officially Communist Beijing celebrates Christmas with gusto, why do Westerners fret about offending non-Christians with trees, carols and decorations?
Terminating Korea’s abortion culture
A Korean gynaecologist explains why he abandoned a lucrative procedure and is campaigning to reduce abortions.
A climate-change moment for marriage
A report about families from Britain says forget about marriage; another report from the United States says save it. They can’t both be right.
Kenya’s World Cup farce
Soccer fever has gripped Kenya in the lead-up to the World Cup in South Africa next year.
Americans in Paris
Unlike the proprietor of Rick's Café Américain in
Casablanca, some of his compatriots stayed in Paris.
Can evolution explain religion?
Evolutionary psychologists offer two contradictory explanations for the existence of religion. They can't both be right, but they can both be wrong.
Minarets in the Alps?
Why are the Swiss so rattled by their Muslim neighbours that they have voted to ban minarets?
The originality of Thomas Berry, environmentalist
A posthumous acquaintance with the work of an eco-theologian leaves this writer roundly disappointed.
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