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Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Sacks and Putnam connected because of their academic and philosophical beliefs reached separately and in parallel, but they bonded so deeply because they were Jews.

One of my first discoveries was how some sex workers use religion to earn more money. One example of this was how one sex worker had decided to capitalize | BLiTZ

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The leaders of the past are often referred to as a measuring stick for evaluating the present. Australian prime ministers are routinely compared to John Curtin or Robert Menzies. This coming week calls to mind another leader against whom we might measure others. July 18 marks Mandela Day, an annual international day in honour of  Nelson Mandela, the first Black President of South Africa. Mandela had the quality, rare today, of being born to rule. By Andrew Hamilton