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Sarah Lothian
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Thinking of God encourages people to take risks, says new study
Thinking of God may give people the courage to seek out and take risks, a new study suggests.
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Prominent atheist blogger hacked to death in Dhaka
Bangladeshi-American Avijit Roy was found covered in blood after the attack which also left his wife critically wounded.
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Homeless man given Vatican burial after no-one claims body
A homeless man has been buried in the exclusive Teutonic Cemetery within the Vatican after no one claimed his body.
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Mother of James Foley forgives Jihadi John for beheading her son
The mother of James Foley, the American journalist who was murdered in Syria last year, has reportedly forgiven his killer.
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Christian musician's song used in Fifty Shades of Grey, author thought it was a rom-com
A Christian singer gave permission for one of his songs to be used in the 50 Shades of Grey film because he believed it was a romantic comedy.
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Child abuse victim to Butler-Sloss: 'I did not change my story'
A man abused by two priests claims a secret recording of a conversation with a top judge backs his version of events.
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Rob Parsons on wisdom, success, and not having to learn the hard way
Hopeful - or fearful - for 2015? Sarah Lothian gets a hefty dose of wisdom from best-selling author and speaker Rob Parsons.
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Calls to act on mental health funding crisis
Charities urge for more funding, amid claims that at least 8 people have died due to bed shortages
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Bishop highlights plight of carers
On Carers' Rights Day, Bishop John Davies warns that the people looking after people with disabilities can become isolated and drained
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Paedophile doctor went on church trip to African orphanage
Revelation that abuser was part of church mission trip prompts calls for tighter controls
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The power of the popular: Should Christians engage more with the media?
Sarah Lothian asks what could happen if Christians engaged more with the popular media?
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How can we make peace with the past?
The process of dealing with the 'poison from our pasts' can be messy, writes Sarah Lothian
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Lord Freud and disability row: What is a person really worth?
As Welfare Minister Lord Freud apologises for 'foolish and offensive' remarks about disabled people, Sarah Lothian looks at the questions the row has raised about a person's intrinsic worth.
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Dave Tomlinson: How to be a bad Christian
Rev Dave Tomlinson talks to Sarah Lothian about making Christianity more accessible to those on the fringes or who would consider themselves 'spiritual but not religious'.
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