Dignity and the “right to die”
BY Liam Gibson
There are two arguments that the euthanasia lobby consistently uses to promote its cause. The first claims that it is…
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There are two arguments that the euthanasia lobby consistently uses to promote its cause. The first claims that it is…
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Perhaps no concept in human history could be said to have had such a profound influence in the fields of…
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On Saturday 28 February 1395, Isidore Glabas, bishop of Thessaloniki, in Northern Greece, preached a sermon in which he began…
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One of the most frequently repeated myths about Christmas is that its origins lie in a pagan Roman festival. The…
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This December marks the eight-hundredth anniversary of the institution of the first Christmas nativity scene (presepio in Italian) by St…
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In his 2015 book Black Earth: the Holocaust as History and Warning, Timothy Snyder describes how, on 12 March 1938,…
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On 15 May 2017, one of Britain’s most notorious child killers, Ian Brady, died of natural causes in Ashworth High…
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In an atmosphere of celebration, the British pro-life movement gathered in London last Saturday, in the early autumn sunshine, before…
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Few crimes are more heinous than the premeditated killing of a child. And yet, no act of violence has gained…
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On 1 July 2023, a draconian piece of legislation — more reminiscent of something from the dark days of the…
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In his play Good, C P Taylor tells the fictional tale of John Halder, a professor of literature in 1930s Germany.1 Weighed…
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On Saturday 6 May 2023, in an elaborate ceremony harking back to the Middle Ages, Charles III will be crowned…
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