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Has the church become part of the problem and not the solution?

Many an Old Testament prophet would have understood the feelings of those camping outside St Paul’s

Remembrance Sunday and what we might be forgetting

It is the Church’s role to remind people of certain spiritual things which society constantly tends to forget

The St Paul's fiasco is symptomatic of Anglican confusion

No political camp has a monopoly of virtue

Fallen dictators and notions of hell

When an instrument of evil and oppression in the world at large is overthrown we are surely right to rejoice

Do we really need Halloween?

Even the most resolute atheist must surely be troubled at the growing trend for ever-more-gruesome masks and costumes

British sovereignty: What did you do with it?

We don't deserve our sovereignty.

Time for a new approach to debt repayments

Western countries should lead the way in demonstrating responsibility

A Christian reponse to Gaddafi's death

How can I feel sorry for such a man when he dies?

A meaningful connection with the democratic process

There is growing concern about a disconnect between those in authority and the public at large

Lawlessness and why it’s not such a riot

A PC culture where we encourage young people to question authority has morphed into a mindless hatred for all authority

Human rights, homosexuality and faith in a globalised society

One of the dangers UK ministers face is simply pandering to what seems to be popular demands at home

Robin Hood in reverse: Why tax avoidance matters to us all

If we truly love our neighbour, and want their needs to be met, then surely paying our taxes willingly is an act of love?

Is the economy really that bad and if so, what should we all do?

The saddest part of the current downturn has been an astonishing lack of political leadership across the western world.

Slut walks and the psychology of blame

If we want men to see women as fellow humans and not sex objects, let’s not act as if we are the latter

David Cameron's focus on gay marriage is misplaced

Rather than supporting marriage in the tax system, Cameron spearheads gay marriage

The best things in life are £100k

Aren’t the best things in life free?