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A useful but flawed history of Ireland’s recent past

The Revelation of Ireland: 1995-2020 Diarmaid Ferriter Profile Books Sept 2025 ISBN:…
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Posted on: 1 Nov 2024 Written by: The Web Editor

God comes knocking on the door of science

Science at the Doorstep to God: Science and Reason in Support of…
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A deep dive into gender ideology

The Genesis of Gender: A Christian Theory Abigail Favale Ignatius Press June…
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Am I Racist?

Once upon a time, critical legal studies (CLS) and its offshoot critical…
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Small Things like These

Directed by: Tim Mielants Based on Small Things like These by Claire…
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Editorial – October 2024

This month our lead article is David Gibney’s thought provoking review of…
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The Extraordinary Life and Art of Andrey Tarkovsky (Part II)

Romanov, Yermash, Sisov and all those within the decaying Soviet totalitarian system…
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What will our AI-shaped future look like?

AI Morality David Edmonds (editor) Oxford University Press July 2024 256 pages…
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How (some) poor places have been transformed

Left Behind: A New Economics for Neglected Places Paul Collier Allen Lane…
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