Religion

About 200 people turned out to farewell the Very Rev Father Ilyan Eades in Dunedin yesterday.

Much of the recent debate about climate change involves an "invented controversy" promoted through "disinfor- mation", award-winning US physicist Prof Lawrence Krauss warns.

Dunedin gets a new Anglican bishop today. Tom McKinlay talks about God and C. S. Lewis with Dr Kelvin Wright.

It counts Deputy Prime Minister Bill English and the Pope's New Zealand envoy as subscribers, and now a Dunedin-based magazine is set to have its first change of editor in its 12-year history.

Ian Harris reflects on "that billboard" and argues that it obscures legitimate questions about the biological aspect of Jesus' conception.

A mischievous biblical bedroom billboard was defaced just over five hours after it was erected in downtown Auckland today.

A Swiss ban on minarets could violate fundamental liberties, Europe's top human-rights watchdog says in an indication that the heavily criticized vote could be overturned.

Marking the cannonisation of the Little Sisters of the Poor founder Jeanne Jugan, at a mass at St Joseph's Cathedral last night, were the sisters, residents and supporters of the Sacred Heart Home and Hospital in Brockville, members of the Catholic community and representatives from other denominations.

Contrary to received wisdom, atheists have diverse social, political and economic views, says Victor Billot. What they do have in common is not believing in God.