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News and Views
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Boswell critique now online.
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Christians oppose job-protection move.
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Turn straight, says barmy bishop.
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Prelates froth as gay Gene dons his mitre.
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Hysterical Vatican targets kids with latest evil.
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GALHA’s weekend gathering.
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Council’s gay-hate move.
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Er, haven’t you forgotten something ... ?
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Vatican lies about condoms.
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Full agenda for humanist meetings.
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Promotion for gay cop.
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Maureen’s seventieth.
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World Watch edited by George Broadhead – news from Belgium, Canada, Greece, India, the Netherlands, Russia, Scotland and the United States.
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Web Watch
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Final Answer? – In his 28th and last Web Watch column Brett Humphreys looks at some final questions – and comes up with some possible answers.
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Features
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East Ride, Raging Bullshit! – Brett Lock investigates how the media conspire to ignore secular critiques of religion while providing a platform for religious bigots to denounce the world.
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Straight and Narrow – Stephen Moreton reviews a recently-published study that purports to show that it is possible for some people to change their sexual orientation.
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Why I am Not a Hindu – Aroup Chatterjee, author of Mother Teresa: The Final Verdict, on when he saw the light.
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AIDS: A Death Cult – In this month of World AIDS Day, John Lauritsen argues that we’ve been hoaxed and lied to.
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A Pest to Society – Rex Batten continues his personal recollections of the experience of being “queer” in the harsh climate of England fifty years ago.
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Gossip from Across the Pond – Warren Allen Smith looks at Taboo on Broadway – and lots more.
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Gossip
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Infidel – a mildly irreverent look at what some people find sacred.
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Books
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Dan O’Hara reviews Roger Quilter: His Life and Music, by Valerie Langfield.
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Warren Allen Smith reviews Music’s Modern Muse: A Life of Winnaretta Singer, Princesse de Polignac, by Sylvia Kahan.
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Jim Herrick reviews A First Spring in Sicily, by Salvatore Santagati.
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Brett Lock reviews 10 Smart Things Gay Men Can Do to Improve Their Lives, by Joe Kort.
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Dan O’Hara reviews Science and Religion: Are They Compatible, edited by Paul Kurtz et al.
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Postbag
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An open letter to the Home Secretary.
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