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Noting Relentlessly Baptismal: Hannah Ruth Earl reviews Knight of Cups for The Living Church (Milwaukee). Can banking ever be ethical: In this 8-part feature, the BBC explores at the past, present, and future of banking industry, and asks the question 'what makes banks ethical?'. A 'Jeffersonian' wall or an Anglican Establishment: 'Nasar Meer and Tariq Modood consider whether the British or American social compact is conducive to the incorporation of Muslims, and find that while the US may be more of a secular state, the UK is a more secular society and with a more secularist political culture'.
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Noting How my camera helped me re-focus on my faith: Jim Grover writes for The Guardian (London). 'The reality is that my life has changed: 18 months ago I would never have expected my Sundays, for example, to be what they now are, and I am just so happy with where my life and my faith are now. It seems that God does indeed work in mysterious ways.' Tomorrow, we have a chance to stop the death of innocents: Rowan Williams writes for The Guardian (London). |
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