The push to get religion out of public life is relentless. The resistance to such a foolish move must be relentless as well.
How DNA investigations led a philosopher to affirm a ‘creative intelligence’ at the origin of life.
500 years after his rule began the Tudor tyrant's tragic religious legacy seems almost accidental.
Three children were at risk as a result of rape in Brazil, but the media only cared about one - or seemed to.
If Obama succeeds in passing his ambitious agenda, the United States may head down the secular path already trod by Europe.
A late seventeenth century case may mark a turning point in the West’s attitude to honour killings.
Benedict XVI opens the door to some lost sheep and secularists cry wolf.
To privilege secularism in the public square is anti-democratic.
A father’s struggle to understand the point of his daughter’s short, totally dependent life.
If we don't trash the physical environment, do we have a right to trash the moral environment?
A militant school of Hindu thought which despises Islam and Christianity as alien creeds is growing in strength in India.
A Menorah is not a candelabra, a Christmas tree is well, a Christmas tree.
The need for a buddy system among many siblings provided the motto for a Spanish family.
Having disposed of God, Darwin's Rottweiler has taken to barking at fairies.
Stanislaw Dziwisz spent 40 years at the side of the man who did more for human dignity than anyone else in the 20th century.
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