In his new book, 'Christians: The Urgent Case for Jesus in Our World', Greg Sheridan brings an astute reporter's eye to faith. In doing so he bears out T.S. Eliot’s definition of the Christian journalist as one who finds 'the topical excuse for writing about the permanent'   

At a time when Christianity is pictured so negatively, Greg Sheridan's new book offers important reminders of its comprehensive legacy to Western culture, highlighting the political significance of the idea of the individual, and a belief in universal human dignity that emanates from the Christian ennoblement of human life

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In their personal lives, the writer and the actor revealed qualities that connected them with ordinary people. One was a spirit of loyalty and concern for others, but it is the humility they shared that unites two men from very different backgrounds, each impervious to the temptations of fame