Everyday Ethics Episodes Episode guide
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Never more connected, never more alone?
What, if anything, has changed in our mental health status over the years?
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Never mind the planet, we're winning the arms race
The biggest polluting states also have huge military budgets. Does war trump the planet?
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Nature versus Nurture, the Vatican's Dirty War files and Belfast's Victorian Graverobbers.
Nature versus Nurture and the Vatican opens its files relating to Argentina's Dirty War.
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Music, Ministry and Persecution
Saving Iraqi teens with music, ministering in workplaces and persecution of the Ahmadiyya
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Morals and values - Are they inextricably linked to faith?
Are they inextricably linked to faith? Have they changed over time, as society changes?
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Moon Landing at 50
It's 50 years since humans first set foot on the moon, how has it changed our world?
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Modern Slavery and The Seven Deadly Sins
A discussion on modern slavery and, social media & The Seven Deadly Sins
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Modern Parenting and Superstitions
We discuss issues surrounding modern parenting & awaken the mystery of old superstitions
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Modern Maternity, Changing Minds & Wholesome Religions
"My daughter's dead and I want to have her baby"
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Misallegations of Abuse; GM Foods; Painting and the Soul
Life after misallegations of abuse, GM foods are safe, Catholic Church's Polish stalwarts
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Miraculous cures? Did Obama make a difference? And the fabulous Swing Gals.
Miracles, Obamas legacy and the Swing Gals.
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Military intervention
Could chaos, fear, displacement and radicalisation been prevented if the West stayed out?
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Mercy, Justice and Trauma
Audrey Carville talks about mercy, justice, forgiveness and how we all react to trauma.
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Mental Health and Assisted Dying
Churches and mental health and Guernsey's upcoming vote over assisted dying
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Memory loss - do we ever really forget?
Is science closer to unlocking lost memories? Professor Tom谩s Ryan explores this question
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Memory and Identity - what happens when our memories slip away?
Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things - what happens when they begin to slip?
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Medical Ethics and, Shakespeare - a closet Catholic?
Should we put aside ethics to seek medical breakthroughs? Also, was Shakespeare a rebel?
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Media freedom - what are the limits?
As the 成人快手 celebrates its centenary is true media freedom a reality or an aspiration?
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Maryann Gray, Victims and The Power of Gospel Music
Causing death by driving, N.I. victims and a reflection on the late Edwin Hawkins
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Married Priests
The Vatican this week raised the idea of ordaining older married men as priests.
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Marriage in the 21st century, Justin Welby, and an old soldier on why we shouldn't glorify war.
Marriage in the 21st century, Justin Welby, an old soldier says we shouldn't glorify war.
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Marriage & Children, Karl Marx and Rend Collective
Marx at 200, legal rights for children outside of marriage and Rend Collective
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Male Role Models and Ani Rinchen Khandro
Why do so few men choose careers that centre on children? And George Best's ex-girlfriend
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Making Friends of Enemies
How life as a Christian minister can lead to some unlikely friendships
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Love and Polygamy
What makes a loving relationship? Also, Daphne Bramham on polygamy in Canada
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Loneliness and Solitude
Terry Waite, discusses creativity in solitude. Plus, experiences of loneliness.
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Loneliness
How do we define loneliness?
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Lockdowns and Liberties
Will we be glad we made the sacrifices or regret how easily we gave away our freedoms?
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Living Through Crisis
Terry Waite, Vicky Phelan and Richard Moore tell their stories of living through crisis
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Living Through a Crisis - Agnes Lunny
Agnes Lunny talks about going blind and losing her mother, father and brother in a fire