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Topics: Justice | Society
Ramiro Gonzales faces execution. His friendship with a Canadian minister has changed them both.
By David Wilson |The death-row inmate and his spiritual adviser, Rev. Bri-anne Swan, started out as pen pals
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Topics: Ethical Living | Society
The decline of small media outlets is bad news for communities — and democracy
By David Wilson |Communities once served by robust local media are being transformed into news deserts starved of credible sources of critical information
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Topics: Ethical Living | Opinion
From Bob Dylan to Tina Turner: How do we treat stars when they stop shining?
By David Wilson |My musical icons of the '60s no longer have the same appeal as they turn 80
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Topics: Ethical Living | Society
Could outer space be the world’s next battleground?
By David Wilson |A fragile peace is fraying as military powers ramp up their interest in Earth's orbit
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Topics: Ethical Living | Culture
50 years after the Beatles broke up, their magic endures
By David Wilson |Liverpool’s fab four still loom large in popular consciousness
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Topics: Ethical Living | Society
50 years after Apollo 11, we’re still fighting over the moon
By David Wilson |The author explores why humans feel entitled to possess our celestial neighbour
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Topics: UCC in Focus | Editor's Letter
Keeping climate change on the radar may demand newer theologies
By David Wilson |We can change our lifestyle, sign treaties and develop planet-saving technologies, but first we have to believe the battle is winnable.
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Topics: Justice | Culture
3 films that put a spotlight on American poverty
By David Wilson |The growing underclass in the U.S. has become too big for moviemakers to ignore
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Topics: UCC in Focus | Editor's Letter
The perfect send-off after more than 30 years at this magazine
By David Wilson |Thanks to all of you readers who’ve invited me into your homes these many years.
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Topics: Ethical Living | Editor's Letter
When outrage becomes the new normal in the age of Trump
By David Wilson |As Donald Trump arrives at his first year in office, the author takes a look at how initial feelings of shock have been subdued into complacency