Opinion

Christians, Muslims and the responsible exercise of freedom

We must address these ethical lapses whether or not Muslims address ethical lapses in Islamic outreach

Setting a biblical standard in Christian witness

The past decade has seen increasing allegations that Christians are engaging in unethical conduct to convert others to Christianity

Persecution and faith in Iran

Mansour Borji speaks here about the harassment the church in Iran is experiencing

Why Greece’s troubles are our problem too

If Greece goes bankrupt, no one knows what the consequences will be

Positive role modelling and teen binge drinking

Does the Government need to think again about introducing meaningful minimum pricing on alcohol?

Restoring the balance of rights in the UK

It’s obvious that traditional anti-discrimination law is not working

It is right for Archbishops to intervene in politics

Every Christian leader has a duty to express a view about the moral dimensions of political debate

Legalising drug use would send the wrong message

For children and young people, ‘legal’ equates to ‘safe’.

Obama is too optimistic about Middle East democracy

Unless there is a strong charter of liberty that safeguards the rights of women and non-Muslim communities, democracy on its own may prove chimerical

Christian doctors should be allowed to share their faith

Good doctors do not treat their patients solely as biological or biochemical machines

Alcohol and 21st century feetwashing

Binge drinking may be escalating but James Hewitt has hope that when Christians act like Christ, change can happen

Some thoughts on super-injunctions

Privacy injunctions may have the catchy tune, but journalists work to the drum-beat of a media subject to powerful controls

Disagreement may not be so bad for the Coalition

Beyond electoral reform, there will be other issues that the Lib Dems and Tories disagree on, but disagreement may make for a refreshing change to British politics

Loving our Muslim neighbours

Whatever comes from bin Laden's death, Christians are called to love their neighbour

Reaching Britain with the mixed economy of church

It's about partnership, not competition