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Official discourse in Singapore on social cohesion is often framed along the broad parameters of achieving racial and religious harmony. Many policies – formal and informal – and several laws evolved to manage these two aspects of society. Yet, as Singapore developed and with a much more complex socioeconomic environment both domestically and externally, there is perhaps a need to re-look the discourse and framework for discussing social cohesion. This paper takes a critical look at how the issue of social cohesion is framed in academic literature and policy discussions in Europe and the OECD, and tries to develop a broader analytical framework that could be useful in the Singapore context as it struggles with the multiple fault lines in society (beyond race and religion) that have emerged in the last decade or so.

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Introduction. Ten years have elapsed since Malta’s accession in the European Union. One can still recall vividly the intense and acrimonious campaign prior to the membership referendum and the ensuing electoral victory that confirmed the Nationalist Party (PN) in power under the leadership of Edward Fenech Adami in 2003. In both cases the Maltese voted in favour of entry into the EU. During both exercises in democracy the Maltese were exposed to the rhetoric of both prophets of doom and prophets of plenty. For the former accession meant a loss of national and territorial independence, for the latter it meant the beginning of opportunity for all and, in some cases, the answer to all of Malta’s woes. Now, ten years later, a further appraisal of Malta’s membership and place in the European Union is called for. The purpose of this paper, however, is to reflect upon how this membership has affected the Roman Catholic Church in Malta and what prospects lie ahead for the Catholic community within Maltese society that remains in a state of constant flux on both the social and the religious level. It traces the major events that have accelerated the transformation of Malta into a secular society. The paper describes how these events, together with pressures that are being brought to bear by secular movements upon Maltese society, are profoundly affecting its Catholic identity and redrawing its moral landscape. It also discusses ways and means by which the Catholic Church in Malta can address these challenges and contribute towards the construction of a more humane Maltese society. In order to achieve this, it must first and foremost remain a coherent witness of a faith that is forever alive, dynamic and relevant.

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"Only nine lectures of the eleven were read in Aberdeen, the last two having been added to complete the discussion of sacrificial ritual."--Pref.

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"Reprinted from Bibliotheca sacra for July, 1906."

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Shipping list no.: 2004-0092-P.

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"United Nations publication. Catalogue no.: xiv.2."

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Shipping list no.: 87-541-P.

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"Reissued in the Crown Library 1912."

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v.1,pt.1. Ecclesiastical memorials... under King Henry VIII.-v.1,pt.2. Appendix, containing records, letters and other original writings referred to in the Memorials under the reign of Kin Henry VIII.-v.2, pt.1-2. Historical memorials, chiefly ecclesiastical...under the reign and influence of King Edward the Sixth.-v.3, pt.1-2. Historical memorials, ecclesiastical and civil of events under the reign of Queen Mary I.