Editorials

From self to service

With the Government in disarray, just how can we reform a system that has been so badly abused?

The troubles of Gurkhas, expenses and swine flu

In recent weeks the Government and Prime Minister Gordon Brown in particular have come under fierce criticism for their handling of MPs' expenses and of the right of retired Gurkhas to settle in the UK.

Proud to be English?

The English are peculiarly reticent when it comes to celebrating their own Englishness.

Will the election change India?

India began its month long election process last week. How will the outcome affect the subcontinent?

G20: A new world order?

The G20 has been hailed as a "historic" moment and the beginning of a "new world order". Can it really change the world? Christian Today considers the issues.

Is it time to reform the monarchy?

We live in the 21st century. Is it time to reform the monarchy? Or is it just fine as it is? Christian Today takes a look at the issues.

Protecting the unborn: all is not lost

It's been a bad week for the unborn and it's a long, difficult road to restore their value and protection in society. Thankfully, Christians show no sign of bowing out.

Elijah was a man just like us

With Pentecost upon us, we are reminded once again that in any manner of difficulty, prayer is the channel through which we receive the Lord's solution.

Victory in Christ Jesus

The birth of Jesus brought a light to the world that no darkness can put out.

Compassionate alternatives to abortion must start with the church

With the 40th anniversary of the passing of the Abortion Act in Parliament this Saturday, the church must tell the world once again that every life is precious in the eyes of God and that abortion is not the only answer to an unplanned pregnancy.

Are Churches replacing theology with ecology?

Are too many churches these days more concerned about saving the earth than saving souls? A British sociologist and a prominent American theologian are among those who might say so.

Christians: God's Tools to Save Britain's Youth

Christians are the light that can break the darker side of today's youth culture.

Analysis: Should Force Be Used to Save Remaining Korean Hostages?

As rumours circulate of a possible rescue operation and with the death of the second South Korean hostage this week, some are contemplating whether military force should be moved up higher on the list of options to save the remaining 21 Korean Christian volunteers.