Harry Farley
Protests as Chinese President begins controversial state visit to the UK
The Chinese President, Xi Jinping, is beginning an extravagant state visit to the UK today.
We must be able to offend, says chair of human rights commission
There cannot be a human right "not to be offended," the chair of the equalities and human rights commission said tonight.
Cancelled wedding turns into feast for the homeless
A family in California turned sorrow into joy after their daughter's fiancée broke off the engagement.
New Catholic Church statistics reveal cultural shift away from ordination
The number of Catholics around the world is growing, new statistics show, but the Church is failing to keep up with this growth.
Christian MPs lead rebellion against Government on Sunday trading
Christian Conservative MPs are leading a possible rebellion against government plans to liberalise Sunday Trading.
ISIS video purports to show Christian man being beheaded in Libya
ISIS have released another video showing the beheading of a Christian man who identified as being a citizen of South Sudan.
What Ireland's rugby players can teach their politicians
Catholics and Protestants have found cause to fight each other ever since Martin Luther supposedly started criticising the Catholic Church in the sixteenth century.
Scientists claim they can reduce belief in God using magnetic force
Scientists have claimed that they are able reduce belief in God by directing magnetic force into the brain, the Telegraph reports.
The miraculous story of the priest who escaped ISIS
A Syrian priest who was captured by the Islamic militants in May has told of his incredible escape.
Pastor shot dead in move 'to terrorise Christians' in east India
A pastor has been shot dead in eastern India as part of an increasing trend of attacks against Christians in India.
Sunday trading proposals contradict The Big Society and will damage families, says Church of England
The church of England has criticised Government plans to devolve responsibility for Sunday Trading regulations saying it contradicts David Cameron's idea of The Big Society.
Israeli blockades in East Jerusalem will fuel anger and revenge - Catholic leader
Israeli blockades and checkpoints in Palestinian areas of Jerusalem will not ensure safety, the director general of Caritas Jerusalem has said.
Earliest draft of King James Bible found in forgotten notebook
The earliest known draft of the King James Bible appears to have been discovered inside an old notebook at a Cambridge College.
Abortion law handed to Scottish Parliament - should be debated says Christian charity
Abortion will be devolved to the Scottish Parliament, the UK Government has confirmed.
Pope Francis asks for forgiveness in unprepared remarks at Vatican
Pope Francis has publicly asked for forgiveness for the scandals that have hit the Vatican recently.
Belief in God satisfies basic human desires, says professor. He's exactly right.
Yesterday a psychology professor said the reason people believed in God was because it satisfied our basic human desires. Harry Farley says that is evidence God does exist.