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We must never forget the needs of those who have been driven, or have even recklessly fallen into debt and poverty

Christmas will remain domesticated and apolitical. Just like most of our church life.

If Jesus were speaking in Britain today, there is little doubt he would been arrested for incitement to religious hatred

Christianity could find itself back in demand from the political and media establishment

Suffering can drive us to despair or into the arms of an ever-faithful God

Everyone wants a pension but nobody wants to pay for one

Blame can be born out of anger or a sense of injustice, but those sentiments can easily blind us to the log in our own eye

Isn't salvation for the world too?

You can see why some feel that protest and peaceful awkwardness is the only option if politicians are impotent and nobody else will listen

The âproblem of evilâ has not dealt a deathblow to faith

When we do not speak in such a way that a possible antagonist understands us, we should be silent.

Many an Old Testament prophet would have understood the feelings of those camping outside St Paulâs

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

No political camp has a monopoly of virtue

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

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