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October 2010
A tale of two émigrés: One of whom wanted to subvert the British State, while the other embraced it
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October 2010
A tale of two émigrés: One of whom wanted to subvert the British State, while the other embraced it
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September 2010
In spite of his reputation, Glenn Beck is introducing huge audiences to high-brow political and economic ideas
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September 2010
Instead of embarking on the project of "saving God" by replacing him with the natural and human shaped world, it is perhaps time to acknowledge that it is we ourselves that need saving - just replacing God with Nature isn't enough
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