Brian LilleyCopenhagen: a deal of sortsBrian Lilley | 19 Dec 2009The push for a global, legally binding deal could not overcome national self-interestClimategate, who is really tilting at windmills?Brian Lilley | 5 Dec 2009Responsible citizen and responsible politicians should ask questions about climategate and whether the science was manipulated.Children are the cause of climate change says the United NationsBrian Lilley | 21 Nov 2009The United Nations is using false logic to claim that fewer people in the developing world will help fight climate change.When I say green, you say money!Brian Lilley | 4 Nov 2009The push for an international treaty at Copenhagen has little to do with climate change and much to do with money.The president's health reform and the life issuesBrian Lilley | 26 Sep 2009It is possible to have health reform without shuttting down Catholic hospitals. Follow Canada's lead.Whole Foods, whole health and a whole big messBrian Lilley | 22 Aug 2009Does everything, including food, where we shop and how we live have to be divided along partisan lines?Attacking the Bible: an artist's false bravadoBrian Lilley | 8 Aug 2009A Scottish art gallery attacks the Bible, goes easy on the Koran. Should we be surprised?The G8 remains relevantBrian Lilley | 18 Jul 2009The G8 isn't a global government, it's a voluntary club. Keep the doors to membership closed.Headlines don't do Caritas in Veritate justiceBrian Lilley | 10 Jul 2009Caritas in Veritate, an encyclical about love, is sparking argument in the media over what it really means.The politics of foodBrian Lilley | 24 Jun 2009You aren't going to eat that are you? Tales of seals eaten more than 100 miles away.free updates   
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