Opinion
Beyond 'not in my name': 7 ways to engage seriously with hateful heretics
We may be repelled by the language that some Christians use, writes Martin Saunders, but what can we do?
'Rape capital of the world' is in desperate need of help
Women and children are being brutalised, but the Church is bringing hope, writes Katie Harrison.
Prince of Peace? How Prince Charles is becoming an increasingly vocal defender of Christianity
Is Prince Charles' defence of Christianity a PR stunt, an ill-judged show of favouritism or an expression of faith?
Why New Zealand pastor got it wrong when he attacked gay Christians
Gospel love is not fickle, conditional or merited, says Andy Hunter.
The Naffness of Nativity
If the secularists are right and Christians don't know the real meaning of Christmas, then who on earth does? David Robertson reflects.
Jesus and the Far Right: Do you have an answer?
Far Right party Britain First say their policies are grounded in Christian ideology. Gillan Scott asks how many Christians could counter their claims.
David Robertson: Forget Black Friday, here's why I'm hoping for a White Christmas
Let's reject the baubles and go for the blessing, says David Robertson.
Ferguson: why we should pray for Darren Wilson
You can see both sides and still believe in justice, writes Mark Woods.
David Robertson: How secular equality principles make us more unequal
In a society where equality is deemed to be a core value we are actually becoming more and more unequal, writes David Robertson.
Multicultural jumper is a knit too far
Woolly jumpers, yes: woolly minds, no, writes Mark Woods.
Dying well: the Christian hope
Death is not the end, but a new beginning, writes Mark Woods.
Jerusalem attacks: If there is not reconciliation, there will be mutual destruction
Rev Phil Hill asks if there is a way forward for Israel and the Palestinians after Monday's brutal attack in Jerusalem.
Why I won't be buying Do They Know It's Christmas this time round
It's not compassion fatigue, it's common sense, writes Mark Woods.
Pakistan's blasphemy law is a licence to kill with impunity
Extremism against religious minorities, especially Christians, has permeated Pakistani society and is devouring it from the inside, writes Nasir Saeed.
Credit where it's due: Justin Welby is laughing all the way to the Church
There's a new table-turner in town, writes Ruth Gledhill.
How to lose the culture war over sexual orientation discrimination
Whether it's pro gay marriage cakes or Christian guesthouses, legal action might not be the best idea, writes Mark Woods.