Will SA cope with the need for ethics?
They delude themselves, those who think morals and ethics are not going to be a major issue in next month’s […]
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God’s kind silence
I have always been troubled by God’s silence. I was about 13 when my mother took us for lunch at
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Change the mind’s moral furniture
I was very glad to read in The Southern Cross’ Christmas edition that some parishes have decided to make 2009
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Switch off the noise of sin
It is that time of the year again when we are bombarded by images of forced jollity and superfluous commercialism.
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My case for Intelligent Design
Newton, Faraday, Maxwell and Copernicus referred to the Creator in their scientific writings. No one accused them of being unscientific
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Dawkins’ confusion
I advise those seeking reliable assessment of Richard Dawkins’ writings and the many questions they raise against relevance of faith
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Missing the mark
I watched last month’s Beijing Olympics with a wondering heart. Is its spirit still kept, and is it even relevant?
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An American vote for hope?
Barack Obama positioned himself to be a mesmerising bridge builder as far back as 2004, when he was handpicked by
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SA sits on a ticking social timebomb
The spreading cancer of xenophobic attacks, with an opportunistic criminal element clearly taking advantage of people’s frustrations to foster atrocities,
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