A Word to the Wise
The ancients thought of hope as a solitary virtue, writes George Pitcher. Today it's what we do collectively and it can serve our economy, our politics and our media
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We can rebuild the way we do business, politics and the media, writes George Pitcher. It's not just desirable, it's a necessity that we seize this oppo…
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Street art is religious as well as political, write George Pitcher. And it reminds us of who we are
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Christianity was founded in defeat, writes George Pitcher. Our folk memory of it will help if England lose on Sunday
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Belief is the go-between in the affair between truth and trust, writes George Pitcher
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You can't put a price on trust, writes George Pitcher, but that doesn't mean you can't trade in it.
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Recent public betrayals have brought sharp responses, writes George Pitcher. But it's the sanctimony of social media that really hurts.
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The exhibition at the V&A shows there is much more that unites than separates us, writes George Pitcher
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