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World at war with itself over issues of meaning

The Pope says the world is at war, and that this is not a war of religions but of interests, money, and resources. That said, a religious element cannot be denied, writes TP O’Mahony 

Tue, 02 Aug, 2016

Why some thought it permissible to perpetrate the Paris attacks in God’s name

Violence has a very firm underpinning within the Islamic theological tradition, writes TP O’Mahony

Mon, 16 Nov, 2015

Book review: One Wide Expanse

MICHAEL LONGLEY is one of the most popular Irish poets of the modern era. 

Sat, 29 Aug, 2015

Ian Paisley’s words as deadly as weapons

Despite his ultimate conversion, perhaps opportunistic, to the principles of democracy, Ian Paisley’s hate-filled rhetoric left a trail of dead bodies in its wake. TP O’Mahony reviews a mixed legacy.

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