Jesus Turned Over The Tables. How Angry Are Christians Allowed To Get?
Is now the time for Christians and others on the left to get angry? The answer has to be yes... and no.
As you have written publicly calling for 'a radical new Christian inclusion in the Church' after last week's General Synod I wanted to write and ask the question which many are now asking: what exactly is that?
Is now the time for Christians and others on the left to get angry? The answer has to be yes... and no.
Some opinions are so nonsensical, the least helpful thing one can do is draw attention to them.
In the House of Commons on Thursday there is a debate scheduled about the closing of the Dubs route to refugee children. It's not too late to take action.
A loving couple have just lost a Court of Appeal battle to have a civil partnership. What could possibly be the problem?
Laughing at UKIP's 'Christian Soldiers' and calling them crazy ultimately does a disservice to the Church as a whole.
While technology use and views on church are important to understand, some wider trends may cause church leaders to misunderstand the wider socio-economic forces driving the decisions of young adults in their 20's and 30's.
Most references to divorce in Scripture are pretty negative too. So why is same-sex love the random Rubicon? There seems to be a grossly hypocritical double standard here – tolerated by many of us who would claim to draw a holy line in the sand and lay down our lives for biblical truths.
Israeli IKEA had produced a catalogue containing no images of women in deference to the country's large and influential ultra-Orthodox community.
MPs will debate two e-petitions relating to a state visit by US President Donald Trump later on Monday.
Let's try a little test. Would you accept a hotel room with the number 666? When your car reaches 666 miles and crashes do you think that's a coincidence?
'If we lose Scripture, we lose Jesus Christ.'A gay Christian man writes movingly of his sense of rejection at the vote by General Synod to move away from a conservative position on sexuality.
Here's what I think is wrong about the way these debates play out at the moment.
Is it time for the bishops to remember how to lead their flock? After all, what are they supposed to be there for?
What is the way forward? Short of a miracle, there is no obvious practical answer.
What is clear is that two thirds of those who stick it out eventually find happiness.
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