This time - Vague Faith The phrase ‘vague faith’ was coined to describe a contemporary tendency for people to reject the established organised religions, but still feel ... weiterlesen

4.12.03 14:22 Permalink / 19 Comments / comment

Arguments against an hereditary head of state The Guardian opinion poll today which reports that a majority of Britons are in favour of George Bush’s state visit seems very difficult to ... weiterlesen

18.11.03 19:43 Permalink / 5 Comments / comment

Mail Again Apropos the last couple of posts here, I've just heard a line on the radio that was new to me, at least: Q. "How do you confuse a Daily Mail re... weiterlesen

6.10.03 19:59 Permalink / 8 Comments / comment

Left, Right and Moral My last entry in this section implies that Daily Mail readers are immoral, which is a pretty sweeping, not to say devastating, claim.  T... weiterlesen

6.10.03 13:06 Permalink / 7 Comments / comment

Musing on Minkleberry's Morality Blog Arendt's resonant and much quoted phrase, "the banality of evil" is something I often return to when thinking about human behaviour.  Why do ... weiterlesen

3.10.03 13:32 Permalink / 4 Comments / comment

Musing on Minkleberry's Morality Blog Arendt's resonant and much quoted phrase, "the banality of evil" is something I often return to when thinking about human behaviour.  Why do ... weiterlesen

3.10.03 13:32 Permalink / comment

Byers' Bacardi Breezer Voters Apparently Stephen Byers has something in the Sunday papers about the need for politics to engage what he is calling the Bacardi Breezer generatio... weiterlesen

17.8.03 15:06 Permalink / 2 Comments / comment

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