Many people know Paul Kennedy as the author of the bestselling The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers. Now, thanks to a poignant opinion piece in The New York Times, everyone knows he is a Catholic...
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In Hong Kong's secular, plural society based on rule of law, private religious belief is a core individual freedom. But personal religious belief merits no primacy in the formation of public...
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When an angry mob was going to execute a woman caught in the act of adultery, Jesus taught them love and forgiveness by saying, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone".
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Boy, I have never seen so many Christians in one place in my life, at least not in Hong Kong. But the gathering outside the government headquarters of mainly Protestant groups last Sunday united...
Christmas has come and Christmas has gone, but did anybody notice? That may be a silly thing to claim.
Pope Benedict XVI called on China’s new leaders to “esteem the contributions of the religions” during his traditional Christmas message.
In the summer, I bought my elder daughter a chic pair of silver gladiator-styled sandals.
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Dah Sing Life Assurance is looking to recruit more university graduates to fill their 2012 quota of employing about 200 new insurance consultants.
Catholic schools will shun the government's invitation to introduce national education, a day after two other Christian bodies asked for more time to implement the policy.
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