CRITIQUE
December 2010
The head of the Peterhouse historical school was concerned with finding a British national identity based on truth and Christian commitment
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November 2010
The teaching of grammar should be at the heart of the school syllabus. Without it we are killing intellectual curiosity
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October 2010
He is an 18th-century deist with a message for today's aggressive atheists: religion has a social value, and saves us from the return to a Hobbesian state of nature
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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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