Feminism takes many forms
In her letter Feminism is anti-women, Dolores S Steenhuis maintains that feminism has been a negative influence for society and has […]
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Your Letters
Editorials Editorials 2009
Feed the multitudes
In the gospels we read about Jesus’ response when, on two occasions, he was faced with crowds of people he
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Your Letters
A vital message for South Africa
Three features of human achievement in antiquity were the faith of Israel, the democracy of Greece, and the law of
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Perspectives
Ecumenism: The pitfalls
Today we see a huge, admirable amount of efforts invested in the promotion of both cooperation and unity among Christians.
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Perspectives
How kids see relationships
Some people spend many a happy hour delving into the devious minds of serial criminals. Others devote lifetimes to trying
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Ntabeni Perspectives
The immortal pilgrim
One of the things that has always been a blessing in my life is my attendant sense of my own
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Fr Chris Chatteris Perspectives
Two Very Practical Questions
The new arrangement enabling Traditional Anglicans to come into full communion with the Catholic Church raises two interesting questions. Firstly,
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Editorials Editorials 2009
Peace the prize
The award of the Nobel Peace Prize to US President Barack Obama has been greeted with some bemusement, not least
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Statehood in Africa
African politicians identify hard-won independence with an almost absolute right to sovereignty. To regard the world as a conglomerate of
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