Theology turns the other cheek
At least two members of my department satisfy Graham Ward's requirement of belief in the virgin birth of Christ and they are both Muslims. We have a professor with a DSc in psychology even if he is...
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Theology turns the other cheek
Last week's letter-writers all assume that the study of religion is either: done in departments of theology by people whose study assumes the truth of at least some of the views they explore and...
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Beyond the looking glass
On Reflection
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Credit, shared human right
Banker to the Poor
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Integers, not eggs for breakfast
The Man Who Loved Only Numbers
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Rulers of a nation in decline
The Tories - An Appetite for Power
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An urbane view of barbarism
The Oxford History of the 20th Century
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Divide and rule in the land of the Raj
Ancient Rights and Future Comfort
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A theory of growing concerns
Wealth to Power
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Wealth and health map
Contours of Death and Disease in Early Modern England
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The search for pole position
Nansen
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A loyal royal who was a perfect foil
Eleanor of Provence
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Bad lands and swollen glands
Human Demography and Disease
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a brassy satire without a hero. "While the present century was in its teens, and on one sunshiny...
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A place where la vie is always rose
Breakthrough French 2 - New Breakthrough French.