Opinion
Promoting caring, not killing
The prospect of facing pain and suffering is an understandable concern, but improved care is the right response and the law should not be changed
My big fat weak church
What is noticeable in the âObese Churchâ today is the tendency towards tailoring worship to pander to a consumerist mentality.
A Christian case against defence cuts
Social disorder is already a growing threat to the maintenance of justice in our country
For every child, a father
How do we do justice to Fatherâs Day in an increasingly fatherless society?
We do God, but do we do honesty?
Itâs worth remembering that Godâs people have always let the side down, and often in a big way
What is the Churchâs dress code?
The Church has all too frequently worn the inappropriate apparel of theological bickering, archaic language and incomprehensible ritual
A lesson in service from the Queen
We can all thank the Queen for a life devoted to the nation
Defender of the Faith
The Queen deserves our thanks for the way she has sought to serve both God and her people
Pray for Britain
Prayer is something we can all do
A very unlikely coalition in the fight for free speech
Even Peter Tatchell appreciates the lunacy of a student being arrested for asking a policeman if he knew his horse was gay
Until injustice ends, there's work to do
The structures of society can assist or undermine the struggle for human flourishing
Badges, crosses and wristbands â are we too concerned with the externals?
Christians who choose to wear some visual witness to their faith need to display a lifestyle that reflects rather than contradicts the character of the Saviour they claim to represent
What's the problem with sending Bibles to schools?
The idea that kids need to be protected from the Bible is an insult to their intelligence
When free debate is shut down, it's hard to see who benefits
The Law Society, the proud bearer of a Royal Charter, should be deprived of that honour following its decision to ban a pro-marriage conference from its London headquarters.
The church as a community of encouragement, not criticism
The British church can hardly be compared to an Olympic athlete at the top of his or her form
Reconnecting the cross and social work
We are called to care for body and soul
