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Europe’s Long Road to the Mosque

Increasing numbers of Muslims on the continent are only part of the story. The real problem is not immigration but integration

June 22, 2010

Europe·Faith·Features·Immigration·Islam·War on Terror

Evolution can be Religion’s Friend

Science and faith need not contradict each other because they concern different matters

May 21, 2010

Cosmos·Faith·Science·The Catholic Church·The Church of England

Faith in the Law

'I might believe it is wrong to work on the Sabbath but I cannot expect the law to enforce that belief in Britain'

May 21, 2010

Faith·Jurisprudence·Justice·The Catholic Church·The Church of England

Pilgrim of Meaning

Newman’s Unquiet Grave: Portrait of a Reluctant Saint by John Cornwell There has not been, to say the least, a paucity of books about John Henry Newman, or of books which touch

April 27, 2010

Books·Faith·Literature·The Catholic Church·The Church of England

Prodigal Brother

The Rage Against God: Why Faith is the Foundation of Civilisation by Peter Hitchens

March 19, 2010

Books·Faith·Modern Life·The Catholic Church·The Church of England

If England Had Remained Catholic

Did the Reformation rescue us from theocracy? Or are we poorer without pilgrims, saints and feasts?

March 19, 2010

Faith·Features·The Catholic Church

Towers of Silence

Swiss women struck at the minarets because, with the stifling dominance of liberal discourse, it's impossible to strike at anything else

December 14, 2009

Counterpoints·Faith·Islam

Friend to the End

The experience of a dying friend shows that nursing home staff can prove to be good friends in death It’s many years since I was a monk and thus a professional in the death

December 14, 2009

Counterpoints·Faith

The Paganisation of Western Culture

We in the Western World have moved on from Christianity to worship the pagan gods of power, money, sex and fame

September 22, 2009

Critique·Faith·Judaism·The Catholic Church·The Church of England

A Veil of Silence Over Murder

Here in Britain, and all over the world, men are killing women on a point of 'honour'. Why do we tolerate the intolerable?

August 24, 2009

Faith·Features·Gender·Islam·Social Affairs·War on Terror

From Job to the Enlightenment

Susan Neiman’s reading of the Enlightenment is certainly distinctive, but also offers a courageous and uplifting attempt to tell the story as it is Our idea of modernity is in many ways

June 25, 2009

Critique·Faith·Philosophy

Denying Israel’s Deniers

The British and Israeli novelists Howard Jacobson and A.B. Yehoshua discuss the new wave of anti-Jewish rhetoric with Standpoint editor Daniel Johnson

April 4, 2009

Dialogue·Ethnicity·Faith·International·Israel·Judaism·Literature·Media·Middle East·Politics·Social Affairs·War on Terror

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