Julian Mann

• 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

• The Christian case for capital punishment

  There is sound ‘image of God’ theology about the dignity of human accountability

• David Cameron is more politically correct than Tony Blair

  David Cameron is more dogmatically in favour of political correctness than his hero Tony Blair.