Opinion

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  The cruel age of group think leaves no room for forgiveness

  There must surely be a creeping anxiety spreading thoughout the English cricket team - what tweets from their teenage years lie like time bombs waiting to be discovered? What adolescent thought crimes may slip out of the long forgotten murky past to destroy their career?

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  Sexually assaulted on a mission trip: how my dream almost ended before it began

  It's a moment I rarely talk about and one I've tried to forget – but it's finally time to talk about the time I was sexually assaulted on one of my first ever mission trips.

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  I washed protesters' feet and became a climate change champion

  If I'm honest, the climate wasn't always high on my priority list. Then Extinction Rebellion happened, writes the Bishop of St Germans.

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  Is the Church now the Green Party at prayer?

  The Church should not be treating the Extinction Rebellion doctrines as Holy Writ.

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  UFOs: are you a cynic or believer?

  Are you interested in Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)? You probably ought to be, as the Pentagon and US intelligence community are about to publish a report on them.

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  Lessons from the Book of Numbers on the nature of true belief

  We're not promised a free lunch or a bed of roses.

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  Has the pandemic weakened religious liberty?

  Dr Dennis Petri, new head of the International Institute for Religious Freedom, speaks to Christian Today about worrying religious freedom violations and what impact he believes the pandemic has had on religious liberty.

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  Be warned: the slippery slope of euthanasia is real

  Euthanasia is going to be the moral issue of the next couple of years but we only need to look at Belgium and the Netherlands to see where this is going.

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  Is the Septuagint inspired?

  It is time for Christians to rediscover the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Old Testament.

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  The disregard for disabled people during the pandemic is a national scandal

  There should be a full inquiry into the failings, write Kay Morgan-Gurr.

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  The pandemic has left even more people hungry - but there's hope

  Why we need to empower children trapped in poverty to meet their God-given potential.

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  On the withdrawal of hydration and nutrition, how far can we trust the NHS?

  Unless withdrawals of nutrition and hydration are being independently monitored, based on proper record keeping, their lawfulness can't be taken for granted.