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For 50 years, the novelist, poet and critic Margaret Atwood has been writing with insight and wit about this world and the world maybe to come. Third Way found her online and onform in Toronto. READ MORE
Ten of our best writers sketch out the trends that are likely to face us in the coming decade. What does biotechnology do for quality of life asks Gareth Jones? Ann Morisy looks at ageing and Kester Brewin ponders the Facebook revolution. We can celebrate some progress towards gender equality, says Kathy Galloway - but it's time to raise our sights globally. Men also suffer from the continuing imbalance, argues Richard Rohr. Perhaps it's time to embrace alternatives to the nuclear family, writes Sarah Hagger-Holt. But is it possible to be too open to the new? Nick Spencer wonders how diverse a society can get. Richard Werner wants us to avoid being pulled back into the financial swamp while Alastair McIntosh prescribes an ecological remedy. Dave Tomlinson believes the church must change or die. READ MORE
Way in Secular laws Girls with balls Nil by mouth Flare II The king and her So they say
Editorial A good income
Agnosticism in Practice Michael Meacher MP
Columnists Agnostics Anonymous Dixe Wills James Cary Sarah Dean Lucy Winkett Simon Barrow Paul Vallely
Cartoon Hellie Jones
Icons A-Z of ideas: Wittgenstein Icon of the month: Highway code
Events What's on: June
Poetry Mary Robinson
Reviews
Revanche Bad Lieutenant Rose Tremain Martin Amis
The Future of Islam A Heart Broken Open Losing My Religion
Jennifer Knapp Film round up Music round up