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Face to faith | Print |  Email
Saturday, 24 May 2008
A truly secular approach can resolve conflicts between religious law and the law of the land.   Stephen Heap, The Guardian.
 
Sealife at risk from rapid acidification | Print |  Email
Friday, 23 May 2008
Scientists conducting a major survey of the North American Pacific coast have found significant increases in acidity that could have a profound effect on sealife.   Report from James Randerson, science correspondent of The Guardian.
 
Buried, razed - but not forgotten | Print |  Email
Friday, 23 May 2008
A history lesson from the Warsaw Ghetto.   Ringelblum , the unsung Oskar Schindler of historians, achieved something exceptional: he hid history itself, to ensure the survival of truth.
 
Human Rights committee says pupils should be able to opt out of RE and collective worship | Print |  Email
Thursday, 22 May 2008
The National Secular Society has said that it will try to find a case with which to challenge the policy that forces children to worship in schools, even if it is against their conscience.
 
The end is approaching for the Church of England, say Christian researchers | Print |  Email
Thursday, 22 May 2008
Dire warnings about the future survival of the Church of England have been sounded by the authors of the annual book of church statistics Religious Trends which is produced by Christian statisticians.   National Secular Society
 
The death of liberal Britain? | Print |  Email
Thursday, 22 May 2008
Along with the embryology and abortion debate, the Crewe & Nantwich by-election has prised open British politics. Religion, class and race are back on the agenda. At issue is what sort of society we want, writes Mary Riddell in The Telegraph
 
Fundamentally flawed | Print |  Email
Thursday, 22 May 2008
Embryo bill: The vote last night was the first battle in a 'culture war' with Christian groups that won't go away, argues Sunny Hundal in Comment is Free
 
Same-sex weddings: marriage made in Hollywood | Print |  Email
Thursday, 22 May 2008

California's decision to overturn a ban on gay weddings signals a summer of star-studded unions. But the battle for equal rights is still waiting for a happy ending, reports Stephen Foley in The Independent

 

 

 
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