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- God's man in Congress
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Amid apparent tensions between church and state over a number of moral and political issues, there is sustained and reasoned dialogue.
- After the chicken is sacrificed the spirits seem appeased
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Anthony Egan doesn't believe in ghosts. But once, one night on a remote Philippine island, something strange happened ...
- Paying lip service
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Mandy Rossouw asks ACDP leader Kenneth Meshoe why Christians seem to have little faith in his party.
- Digital prayers for Parliament
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At the request of a cross-party group of members of Parliament, the Jesuit Institute of SA has been emailing daily meditations to parliamentarians.
- Opening up the mosque
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Muslim activists are fighting to allow women the same space as men, writes Ilham Rawoot.
- Breaking bread in Hillbrow
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A small community of Progressive Jews is thriving in the heart of this inner-city ghetto, writes Matthew Krouse.
- The wrong kind of power
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Will the Medical Research Council's findings in June last year -- that one in four South African men admit to rape -- be on the agenda? I doubt it.
- The church gamble
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A service in a casino? Yes, and you can have a beer afterwards. But at its core, it's 'brutally biblical'. Verashni Pillay reports.
- Buttoned up in Jo'burg
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Fordsburg attracts many conservative Muslims. Faranaaz Parker reports.
- Universal leap of faith
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Chris Mann explores the connection between poetic vision, science and religious belief.
