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How the wrong answer helps me to get it right
(4 minutes) Monica Sharp reflects on watching carefully, speaking sloppy Italian, and writing from the room she’s in.
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The people outside the box
(12 minutes) Denise Trull explains how she learnt to roll away the stone of her prejudices to experience a resurrection in her relations with ‘the others’.
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Beyond zero-sum thinking: recovering a Christian moral imagination
(5 minutes) Social gain does not have to be at the expense of another, argues Jide Ehizele.
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(6 minutes) In this second part of our interview with him, Luis Franceschi, who has just stepped down as Assistant Secretary General of the Commonwealth, discusses colonisation, reparations, dealing with corrupt politicians, and how faith can be a tool for peace.
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The power of friendship: the Commonwealth and its role today
(5 minutes) We ask Luis Franceschi, who has just stepped down as Assistant Secretary General of the Commonwealth, what this body actually does and whether it still has a meaningful purpose in the contemporary world. This is part one of a two-part article.
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Fairy-stories and the ‘democracy of the dead’
(10 minutes) Fairy-stories are far truer than we might think, argues Samuel Sant’Ana.
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Fear and its antidote
(8 minutes) “Fear may be inevitable, but paralysis is a choice”, says Monica Sharp.
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“There’s no way of one making sense without the other”: why faith and science should be friends not foes
(5 minutes) Oxford epidemiologist Bernardo Gutierrez is not impressed by claims of a conflict between faith and science. In this interview he tells Adamah Media why.
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Let’s talk reparations
(5 minutes) Jide Ehizele offers a Christian reflection on justice beyond ideology.
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Beautiful domesticity captured: the genius of Johannes Vermeer
(8 minutes) Denise Trull is captivated by the paintings of a man who championed the lives of ordinary women.
