All articles by Martin Saunders – Page 3
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What can Dukan do?
Yo-yo dieter Martin Saunders wonders if France’s latest food fad will be the answer to his problems
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The Three Conversions of Fuzz Kitto
Three ‘conversion moments’ have given the remarkable Fuzz Kitto an unusual view of the global Church...
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Comedy characters or faithful portrayal?
As hit BBC sitcom Rev. ends its first series, Martin Saunders reflects on its realism...
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Joking Apart
What can preachers learn from the stand-up comedy revolution? Martin Saunders takes to the stage...
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The Ambiguity of Doubt
Hollywood's latest offering tackles child abuse in the Catholic Church - but is this good news for the Church?
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The church of the digital age
It can feel impossible to keep up with technological advances. But for the sake of the gospel, we have to try…
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The Gospel According to Pullman...
Martin Saunders responds to the atheist author’s take on the Jesus story...
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Interviews
Profile: Martin Sheen
Movie star, activist and self-proclaimed ‘radical Catholic’ Martin Sheen’s new film is about a popular Christian pilgrimage. As he tells Christianity about his own journey of faith, he reveals a passion for theology and prayer, and a profound sense of commitment and calling to social justice.
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'I genuinely hope that people are converted'
How did the story of the Nativity capture the heart of one of Britain’s most successful screenwriters?
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‘If I get out of touch I can't do my job'
Some might say that a ‘culturally relevant bishop’ is a contradiction in terms. But for Bishop Graham Cray, understanding and engaging with culture is essential for reaching people with the gospel
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Archive contentGagged and bound
Half of all Christian men use Internet pornography. Some claim it’s the reason men are leaving churches in their droves. And yet, we’re not talking about it. So just how did it become the silent menace to the church?
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Who do you think you are?
Is Dr Who Christianity’s greatest allegorical resource, or is he a subverted Messiah?
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Restless Wanderers
They made folk music cool again. Their lead singer has well-known Christian parents. And they sing about God. Surely Mumford and Sons are a Christianity culture columnist’s dream? Martin Saunders is not so sure.
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Reality and Rewards
Although Reality TV is waning in popularity, The Apprentice still draws a huge audience. Martin Saunders explores why our fascination with the series remains...
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The Ministry of Mr Tumble
The ailing children’s TV sector has been single-handedly revived by one man, who drives adults crazy, but is a hero among the under-5s. Martin Saunders on the rise and rise of Justin Fletcher...
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Master of Manipulation
Britain’s most notable illusionist may be a confirmed atheist, but he grew up as a Christian. Martin Saunders asks: Is Derren Brown a dark and dangerous influence on modern culture, or is he shedding vital light on areas of deception – including those within the Church?
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Have talent shows grown up?
Is it possible to breathe new life into a tired old talent show format? Martin Saunders thinks The Voice has pulled it off.
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Greater than the Sum of its Parts
Philosopher Alain de Botton’s new book tries to steal the best bits of religion and leave God behind...
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God save the King?
Everyone will be talking about it over the next few weeks, but how much significance do the nuptials of Wills and Kate actually hold? Martin Saunders gets excited about the wedding of the year...
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