Francis PhillipsChanging unjust laws justlyFrancis Phillips | 16 Sep 2005If the law of the land allows disabled children to be killed, can there be any cooperation with it? A thoughtful new book investigates one of the most difficult issues of our time.Heirs of AbrahamFrancis Phillips | 3 Sep 2005Three eminent representatives of the “Peoples of the Book” -- Jews, Christians and Muslims -- engage in a trialogue in an effort to promote mutual understanding.Men of HonourFrancis Phillips | 19 Aug 2005The bicentenary of Admiral Nelson's victory at Trafalgar is a stirring reminder of the heroism, daring and "zeal" of the heroes of the Romantic age.A Kibbutz Childhood RememberedFrancis Phillips | 22 Jul 2005The latchkey children of today's working parents are not the only generation to miss out on a loving family life. There was also life in a kibbutz.Mao: The Unknown StoryFrancis Phillips | 8 Jul 2005A man who killed 70 million people deserves a weighty biography. Jung Chang and Jon Halliday have written it.The Da Vince Code HoaxFrancis Phillips | 18 Jun 2005Why are millions of people around the world reading a mishmash of comic book history and bogus theology expressed in hackneyed prose? A review of The Da Vinci Code HoaxQuo vadis, Europa?Francis Phillips | 3 Jun 2005Now that France and the Netherlands have torn up the EU's roadmap to the future, what lies ahead for Europe? How will it affect the US? A review of The Cube and the Cathedral.Bringing the house downFrancis Phillips | 27 May 2005Intellectuals have to build ideas on solid foundations or their elaborate ivory towers tumble down. A review of Architects of the Culture of Death.Tabloid tittle-tattleFrancis Phillips | 10 Dec 2004John Cornwell |
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