Opinion
After Rowan Williams
As happens with Archbishops of Canterbury, the quality of their contribution often only comes to light in hindsight
Equal Civil Marriage: The consultation has been published
Even if more respondents say they oppose the proposals, the Government can still decide to go ahead with their plan
Wales enjoys a wonderful Christian heritage but does it have much of a future?
There is clearly still a lot of work to be done, not least in clearing away the rubble of our religious heritage
Slippery slopes arenât visible to a society that has gone blind
Opening the door to abortion on demand has cheapened life to the extent that infanticide is being considered
International Womenâs Day is about more than women
Let us celebrate the humanity of women and seek to help re-humanise how women are treated globally together
Christians must make their views about marriage known
A petition, however long, presented to the Prime Minister by a delegation does not have the same impact as a mass demonstration in central London.
Drought-stricken Britain â where respect is in short supply
Not agreeing with someone is no reason to treat them disrespectfully
Christians do not need a privileged space
The only power we require is the power of the Holy Spirit
Where has common sense gone?
There is something childish about the secularist movement in Britain.
Are âdrunk tanksâ the answer to the UKâs drinking problem?
What is needed is a radical culture shift
The politically correct only tolerate safe Christianity
Prayers before political meetings unfortunately have not stopped piles of anti-Christian legislation being passed in the UK since the 1960s
We know God can heal, but what's the best way to tell the world?
We must never exaggerate, nor promise more than we can
Marriage and our inaccurate conceptions
There is the widespread mistaken belief that if romance disappears, then it justifies ending the relationship
Confidence is the key to sharing what we believe
God is able to do the most incredible things, even through ordinary people like us
It was right to strip Fred Goodwin of his knighthood
Fred Goodwin should take responsibility and apologise for his part in creating the financial crisis
Good end-of-life care is better than legalising assisted suicide
this is a debate about aesthetics, or what it might mean to live with an embarrassing and often not very beautiful disease
