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Britain’s delegation to Rome takes a message of religious confidence that should ring out beyond the Vatican walls , writes Baroness Warsi in The Telegraph
ALBANY — The State Senate passed a bill on Monday that would allow churches to continue holding worship services in public schools, but the future of the legislation remained in question as the Assembly speaker expressed skepticism about it.
Bishop Tim Stevens | Telegraph After the events of this past week there will be few left who doubt the old saying that religion and politics are a potent mix.
Stephen Bates | The Guardian Given Ed Miliband's start to the year, you might think he is in need of prayer – but that's not necessarily why his new chief of staff, Tim Livesey, will be on retreat at a Catholic monastery in Sussex this week, before starting work in the Labour leader's office on Monday.
A Church Of England bishop led this week's House of Lords defeat for the government over its plans to cap benefits given to families. But are clergymen an appropriate voice in Parliament for compassion and charity, or an anachronism with no right to
Nicola Methven | The Mirror Punishing criminals in public could be more effective than sending them to jail, according to the Anglican bishop for prisons.
Andrew Grice | The Independent Conservative MPs are trying to sabotage David Cameron's plan to legalise gay marriage, threatening a rebellion bigger than the one in which 81 voted against the Government on Europe.
Chris Bryant | The Independent Anyone who has ever heard Jeffrey John preach, read his poetry or met him knows that he is a man of immense spirituality who should have been made a bishop years ago.
Jamie Doward | The Guardian Leading scientists and naturalists, including Professor Richard Dawkins and Sir David Attenborough, are claiming a victory over the creationist movement after the government ratified measures that will bar anti-evolution groups from teaching creationism in science classes.
Dominic Lawson | The Sunday Times It does not take a Sherlock Holmes to see a link between the vigour of the voluntary euthanasia movement and panic over care funding.
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It’s easy to mock religion, but then what?
Even those of us who doubt the existence of God can find wisdom and comfort in observing the rituals of faith, writes Daniel Finkelstein in the Times
We stand side by side with the Pope in fighting for faith
Britain’s delegation to Rome takes a message of religious confidence that should ring out beyond the Vatican walls , writes Baroness Warsi in The Telegraph
Bideford Town Council prayers ruled unlawful
A Devon town council acted unlawfully by allowing prayers to be said before meetings, the High Court has ruled.
Senate Backs Church Use of Schools
ALBANY — The State Senate passed a bill on Monday that would allow churches to continue holding worship services in public schools, but the future of the legislation remained in question as the Assembly speaker expressed skepticism about it.
Bishop of Leicester: 'Lord Carey was wrong to defend government's welfare reforms'
Bishop Tim Stevens | Telegraph After the events of this past week there will be few left who doubt the old saying that religion and politics are a potent mix.
Tim Livesey: Ed Miliband's new chief of staff plunges into the thick of it
Stephen Bates | The Guardian Given Ed Miliband's start to the year, you might think he is in need of prayer – but that's not necessarily why his new chief of staff, Tim Livesey, will be on retreat at a Catholic monastery in Sussex this week, before starting work in the Labour leader's office on Monday.
What is the role of Bishops in UK Politics?
A Church Of England bishop led this week's House of Lords defeat for the government over its plans to cap benefits given to families. But are clergymen an appropriate voice in Parliament for compassion and charity, or an anachronism with no right to
Ashdown leads Lib Dem revolt on welfare reform
Oliver Wright | The Independent Former leader in unprecedented rebellion as bishops join Lords opposition to planned cap on benefits.
Bishop Calls For Criminals To Be Punished In Public Rather Than Jailed
Nicola Methven | The Mirror Punishing criminals in public could be more effective than sending them to jail, according to the Anglican bishop for prisons.
Tory MPs Go To War Over Gay Marriage
Andrew Grice | The Independent Conservative MPs are trying to sabotage David Cameron's plan to legalise gay marriage, threatening a rebellion bigger than the one in which 81 voted against the Government on Europe.
Chris Bryant: The Church Of England Needs To Forget Its Silliness About Homosexuality
Chris Bryant | The Independent Anyone who has ever heard Jeffrey John preach, read his poetry or met him knows that he is a man of immense spirituality who should have been made a bishop years ago.
Why Is This Gay Cleric Considering Suing The Church If He Won't Win?
Andrew Brown | The Guardian Jeffrey John is an extremely intelligent man who will never be a bishop in England.
Richard Dawkins Celebrates A Victory Over Creationists
Jamie Doward | The Guardian Leading scientists and naturalists, including Professor Richard Dawkins and Sir David Attenborough, are claiming a victory over the creationist movement after the government ratified measures that will bar anti-evolution groups from teaching creationism in science classes.
Money — Not Morals — Fuels The Suicide Lobby
Dominic Lawson | The Sunday Times It does not take a Sherlock Holmes to see a link between the vigour of the voluntary euthanasia movement and panic over care funding.
Religious Jokes Are Changing
Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain | The Times Interfaith dialogue has made a tremendous leap forward.
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