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Jesus or Dionysus?
The seventeenth centenary of the Council of Nicaea could see a reawakening of faith in the divinity of Christ / BY RANIERO CANTALAMESSA
How far did he go?
David Lodge, who died on 1 January aged 89, was always more than a ‘campus novelist’ / BY BRIAN MORTON
‘Why I write’
He may have drifted away from the Church but Lodge’s angle of vision remained distinctly Catholic / BY BRENDAN WALSH
Rebuilding Damascus
Beyond the trauma of recent decades lies an almost lost history of collaboration and shared traditions between Muslims and Christians in Europe / BY DIANA DARKE