Julian Mann
Christians should not play the Stonewall game
Being called 'gay' for being a Bible-believing Christian is a small price to pay for a saved soul
Why David Cameron should regret gay marriage
Whatever the truth of reports that Prime Minister David Cameron now sees gay marriage as 'the worst political decision of his premiership', he should regret it politically and morally.
The arrest of street preacher Tony Miano reveals the threat to religious freedom from the same-sex marriage Bill
What if the US street preacher arrested in Wimbledon had gone to court?
Report into Lib Dems is a wider indictment of permissive society?
Regrettably our society, since the advent of the permissive society in the 1960s, has been marked by a diminution of sexual restraint.
Doesn't official Anglican teaching rule out an inter-faith coronation?
Surely it is not being a 'swivel-eyed loon' to suggest that the coronation of the next Supreme Governor of the Church of England should be faithful to its stated beliefs about the supremacy and uniqueness of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Will the new Archbishop of Canterbury stand up for the marginalised?
Those of us who belong to the Church of England need an Archbishop who will set us an example of Christ-like concern for the truly marginalised in British society
The soul of Conservatism is at stake
If the Conservative Party will not help to conserve the convictions of the Church of the nation, what will it conserve?
A Christian case against defence cuts
Social disorder is already a growing threat to the maintenance of justice in our country
When free debate is shut down, it's hard to see who benefits
The Law Society, the proud bearer of a Royal Charter, should be deprived of that honour following its decision to ban a pro-marriage conference from its London headquarters.
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.
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
Nigeria needs help if it is to crush Boko Haram
Nigeria's churches remain in the frontline between the Judaeo-Christian values underpinning Western civilisation and the medieval barbarism wanting to impose Sharia Law
Why David Cameron's Bible speech matters
It's the timing of Mr Cameron's intervention that makes it so important
The church and the re-moralisation of Britain
Christianity could find itself back in demand from the political and media establishment
The St Paul's fiasco is symptomatic of Anglican confusion
No political camp has a monopoly of virtue
Thank the Good Lord for parliamentary democracy
There is a whiff of Weimar about British politics at the moment