Monthly Archives: May 2017

When first we practise to deceive

Posted on May 25, 2017 by Quentin

Here we are again – in the run up to the General Election. Manifestos are out, politicians are quizzed: it’s a good opportunity to think about truth in the public forum. No doubt there are few direct lies, if only … Continue reading →

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The Third Age

Posted on May 18, 2017 by Quentin

Yesterday I had a telephone call from Rupert (not his name). I usually see him once a fortnight but recently he has been away suffering from bone marrow cancer. The news was good. Following courses of treatment he is now … Continue reading →

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Where do we stand?

Posted on May 11, 2017 by Quentin

Homosexuality is a tricky subject to tackle. It is so sensitive that people of all orientations can be offended, even when no offence is intended. But I take my chance because it is important to develop our understanding, through discussion. … Continue reading →

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