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Divided heart: Russian writer Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (below) survived the USSR concentration camps. The inmates were forced to work on projects such as the White Sea-Baltic Canal (above), where up to 240 000 labourers reportedly died in the early 1930s. Photo: Laski Diffusion/Getty Images & Hulton-Deutsch Collection/Corbis/Getty Images

BISHOP FULTON J SHEEN

The upside of loving our humanity

Mihan C van Zyl gives a Christian perspective on humanism in an increasingly anti-human world

Mihan C van Zyl