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  • 18 Jan 2005

    Religious Right to hold thanksgiving service for Bush

    -18/01/05

    US Christians in Washing

    Religious Right to hold thanksgiving service for Bush

    -18/01/05

    US Christians in Washing

  • 18 Jan 2005

    Incitement to religious hatred: Growing disagreement between Christians

    -18/01/04

    A stat

    Incitement to religious hatred: Growing disagreement between Christians

    -18/01/04

    A stat

  • 18 Jan 2005

    Big money says Ned Flanders is gay -18/01/05

    Large wagers are being placed that the devout Christi

    Big money says Ned Flanders is gay -18/01/05

    Large wagers are being placed that the devout Christi

  • 17 Jan 2005

    Africa will miss key targets for reducing poverty by more than 100 years, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer has said.

  • 17 Jan 2005

    The Chairman of the clergy and churchworkers branch of the Amicus union, has said that the Government has acted "like Pontius Pilate" by failing to give rights and protections enjoyed by other workers, to members of the clergy, reports the Daily Telegraph.

  • 17 Jan 2005

    'British Christians not only on Religious Right' says Springer campaigner -17/01/05

    In an attempt to put clear

    'British Christians not only on Religious Right' says Springer campaigner -17/01/05

    In an attempt to put clear

  • 17 Jan 2005

    Forum on fatherhood and Christianity to be sponsored by Government

    -17/01/05

    Theological thinkt

    Forum on fatherhood and Christianity to be sponsored by Government

    -17/01/05

    Theological thinkt

  • 17 Jan 2005

    Catholic archbishop kidnapped

    -17/01/05

    Insurgents in Iraq have kidnapped a Catholic arc

    Catholic archbishop kidnapped

    -17/01/05

    Insurgents in Iraq have kidnapped a Catholic arc

  • 16 Jan 2005

    Major tsunami cash scandal feared

    -16/01/05

    Fears that western nations will fail to honour larg

    Major tsunami cash scandal feared

    -16/01/05

    Fears that western nations will fail to honour larg

  • 16 Jan 2005

    Gordon Brown's Africa debt action inspired by church

    -16/01/05

    British Chancellor Gordon Brown

    Gordon Brown's Africa debt action inspired by church

    -16/01/05

    British Chancellor Gordon Brown

  • 16 Jan 2005

    Adviser to Archbishop says mercy killing may be OK -16/01/05

    A senior adviser to the Archbishop of Canterbury h

    Adviser to Archbishop says mercy killing may be OK -16/01/05

    A senior adviser to the Archbishop of Canterbury h

  • 16 Jan 2005

    Christian row about Jerry Springer opera rages on

    -16/01/05

    The public argument among Christians

    Christian row about Jerry Springer opera rages on

    -16/01/05

    The public argument among Christians

  • 16 Jan 2005

    Culture Secretary says no to Springer ban

    -16/01/05

    PM Tony Blair's culture secretary, T

    Culture Secretary says no to Springer ban

    -16/01/05

    PM Tony Blairís culture secretary, T

  • 15 Jan 2005

    Palestinians want a just peace, say churches

    -15/01/05

    The overwhelming majority of Palestinian

    Palestinians want a just peace, say churches

    -15/01/05

    The overwhelming majority of Palestinian

  • 15 Jan 2005

    The editor of a major newspaper, the Sunday Telegraph in the UK, has admitted that his paper misrepresented the opinions of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, by falsely claiming that the tsunami disaster had made the Archbishop doubt whether God exists.