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Historic evidence for Christ
Forget Dawkins and Hitchens. Listen to Josephus and Tacitus.
What do professors want?
The shady groves of academe have cachet as a home address, but the pay is lousy, the prestige is negligible, and the power is derisory.
Putting ethics back together
To understand why moral arguments disintegrate into shouting matches, we need to know our Christian heritage. To see where we go from here, we need philosophy, says one of Britain's leading philosophers.
Health and care in America
What went down in the House of Representatives last weekend was politics first and healthcare - well, let’s see.
No Apology: The Case for American Greatness
Thorough but somewhat dull and surprisingly light on moral issues - our reviewer's verdict on Mitt Romney's presidential election manifesto.
Games egomaniacs play
Why are teenage boys spending 18 hours a week playing video games? The inventor of the hit game
Civilization reveals the secret.
Who can heal a guilty conscience?
Despite efforts to reduce conscience to conditioning, guilt persists, and science is powerless before it.
The unstoppable expansion of justifications of euthanasia
Will euthanasia and assisted suicide need any moral justification at all
if they are ever legalised?
The strategic context of the Netanyahu-Obama meeting
With two wars going on, America does not need a third crisis.
Crazy controversy
We need psychiatrists to tell us whether
we are bad, sad, or mad. But how do they know? They look it up in the DSM. And
who writes the DSM?
A textbook diagnosis
Worried parents should think first before exposing otherwise healthy adolescents to potent medications.
Is it a pig or a mouse pig?
Does the public have the right to know about genetically modified meat?
Greeks resigned to tightening belts
"Either we eradicate the debt, or the debt will eliminate the country," says the Prime Minister.
Some bright ideas just don’t work
The contribution of atheism to the sum of the world’s happiness has been
very meagre indeed.
The gathering storm
The scandal of sexual abuse by priests in
Europe is distracting us from an even bigger scandal in the future, one which
the media helped to create.
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