Wednesday, April 8, 2009

12 Depression Busters

Lift our Indian Reservations out of Poverty

American journalist Roxana Saberi charged with spying in Iran


Roxana Saberi, who has dual U.S. and Iranian citizenship, was jailed in February. A prosecutor says Saberi admitted to espionage. Her lawyer is unsure about even basic details of the case.

Iranian judge calls detained journalist a U.S. spy

Owen Davies's top 10 grimoires

From ancient Egypt to Buffy the Vampire Slayer, grimoires - books of magic spells - have exerted a huge influence on religion and science. Owen Davies picks his top 10, and yes, HP Lovecraft makes the cut

Real debates about faith are drowned by the New Atheists' foghorn voices

More thoughtful sceptics warn that we should fear the consequences of the swift collapse of Britain's major belief system

Madonna, Mercy and Malawi

Friday, April 3, 2009

Madonna without child

Hurrah for the Malawi court that has placed the rights of the child in adoption ahead of gratifying a wealthy celebrity