Opinion

Higher Education funding and student protests

Raising university tuition fees will pave the way for a sustainable future for our universities

The UK must help trafficking victims

The Government can't fail some of the most vulnerable people in our society

What is the real ‘X-Factor’?

Jesus had the ‘X-factor’ to an unimaginable extent

In Pakistan, human rights remain a distant dream

The blasphemy laws effectively institutionalise discrimination and are nothing short of a green light to radicals to mistreat minority faiths

The Covenant is good news for Anglicanism

A Covenant will yield a stronger, more coherent and unified Anglicanism.

Peter Saunders: It is right that Scotland has rejected assisted suicide

In a free and democratic society we are not free to make choices that endanger the reasonable freedoms of others

HIV and the Millennium Development Goals

HIV remains the leading cause of death worldwide among women of child bearing age.

Strong words - good deeds aren't enough

It is necessary that we do not confuse our ministry with our testimony

Young people need to learn the difference between true love and its counterfeits

Norman Wells believes relationships education needs to teach young people more about love and less about lust.

Christians in Iraq: the determination to stay

It is time for Christians in the West to take interest in their brothers and sisters of the faith.

Framing the Anglican Covenant: trick or treat?

Two of the Church of England groups most associated with an appeal to reason have demonstrated themselves to be incapable of reasoned argument.

End-times politics

Eschatology is neither remote nor esoteric, but is highly relevant to Christian living.

Fresh commitments and new partnerships in taking the Gospel to the whole world

Shared commitment to the Gospel can’t fail to have an impact on the bigger picture of God’s work in the world

Local authorities must think carefully about cuts in spending

Spending cuts should not fall on those who are on or below the poverty line

A tale of two stem cells

The British media have been hoodwinked by sections of the science community

When is a drug not a drug?

Christians must set an example of moderate and sensible drinking