Third Way is published 10 times a year. Here are a few tasters and teasers of our latest issue:

The town of 156,478 people is just one kilometre from the sea and 394 people died when four-metre high waves crashed onto the shore, flattening everything in their wake

A total of 174,000 people died but there are still more than 400,000 who do not have anywhere to live, or anywhere to work.

Claire Shelly on the tsunami

Internet porn is often referred to as the �crack cocaine� of porn addiction. The figures are sobering. A third of UK internet users access porn online, and a quarter of all UK internet traffic goes to porn sites � 70 of it occurs in the workplace. One study of over 9000 internet users found that 8 per cent spent more than 11 hours per week on sexual pursuits online

Trevor Stammers offers some hardcore advice

I think we have to accept that most of the universe and the complexities of the everyday world are far beyond our capacity to understand. I�m prepared to accept that and I�m unsympathetic to people who say, �You can�t explain this but we can, so we�re one up.�

John Polkinghorne interviews star witness, Martin Rees

Anyone who experiences the angel presence is changed by it and becomes, in a very real sense, part of it. S/he becomes wise, another angel and part of that unity which is the Source of life. The knowledge angels bring cannot be distinguished from this sense of love and unity.

Commentary sees angels

We choose freedom and the dignity of every life. Steadfast in our purpose, we now press on. We have known freedom�s price. We have shown freedom�s power. And in this great conflict, my fellow Americans, we will see freedom�s victory.

Graham Tomlin endures Bush's freedom

There is no single explanation for the increase in child poverty, but one major factor was the growth in the number of lone parents. In the 1970s only 8% of children lived in lone-parent households, now it is 25%.

Don Draper says family matters

Bruce Nauman, a US artist, has filled the hall, not with matter but with sound. All along the walls are speakers and as you walk the length of the gallery, you hear voices reciting text or repeating words in varying tones of voice.

Lucy Winkett's sound theology

If Churchill has a key place in history, it may be because he was able to encourage the USA into what was to become a nuclear war, acting as inadvertent midwife to an emerging global power. Bush And Blair may be close but �Anything like a serious difference between you and me,� Churchill wrote to President Roosevelt �would break my heart.�

Simon Jones' finest hour

Mr Bush, a committed evangelical Christian, presents a fascinating and challenging case study for anyone interested in the interaction of faith and politics. His uncomplicated faith, kick-started by a meeting with Billy Graham around his 40th birthday, helped him secure the millions of Christian votes.

Matthew Bishop salutes the President

On what is quite anecdotal evidence, Burke argues that the Taliban were actually about to hand bin Laden over to the Saudi Arabian authorities to face treason charges, but changed their minds as a direct result of the US air strikes.

Peter G. Riddell reviews al-Qa'eda

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