Opinion
The Death Penalty: What Would Jesus Do?
There's something deeply satisfying, at the most primitive level, when the bad guy gets it.
Why God Might Not Have Plans To Prosper You And Keep You Safe
Why it's time to take Jeremiah 29:11 off your fridge
Why I Decided A Child With Down's Syndrome Was Not Right For My Family
Can we rise to the (very rewarding) challenge of being the parents for a new generation of children with Down's syndrome?
We're Sleep-Walking Into Fascism. Let's Not Be Like Bonhoeffer
As Christians who believe in the God-reflecting humanity of every human, we cannot stand by and let our society slide into a fascist future.
Beyond a Scorched Earth US Election Campaign
Few timesâif anyâhas the stance of the Christian constituency in this country been as polarised as it is at the present.
Haiti: Where Elections Are A Matter Of Life And Death
Getting on for seven years after the devastating earthquake that levelled much of the capital and affected 3 million people, much of Haiti still barely functions.
Christians Should Campaign For Islam To Be Taught In Schools, Not Against It
Muslims, Christians, Jews and people of all faiths and none will always have to find a way to live side by side. That starts with educating our children.
We Could Have A World Without Down's Syndrome - But Would We Want To Live In It?
What value do we place on human beings? Where does that value comes from? How do we as a society react when someone doesn't fit the mould we have come to expect as 'normal'?
Why I Still Believe In Praying For Aleppo
We're so deeply aware of the scale of the suffering in Aleppo that we can't remain aware of it all the time if we're to continue to function.
How Christianity, Not Secularism, Shaped The West
We all know how it goes: the story of Western civilisation is the story of the valiant efforts by scientists and philosophers to free us from the shackles of religious superstition.
Archbishop Justin Welby And Pope Francis Want Christian Unity. Will They Get It?
When Pope Francis and the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby join in prayer tomorrow morning at vespers, or evening prayers, in San Gregorio al Celio church in Rome, this will mark another step towards unity between Anglicans and Catholics.
Down's Syndrome Is Not A Defect To Be 'Eradicated'
A new, non-invasive screening test will mean even more Down's syndrome babies denied the right to life.
Why A Zombie Invasion Is More Likely Than A Religious Apocalypse
Between the solar flare and the I, Robot scenario, there's another: eight per cent of the population believe human beings will be wiped out by a "religious apocalypse".
Proof That Women Are Expendable For American Evangelicals
In the case of women, the evangelical acceptance of Trump's bullying and degrading of women is nothing new to the wider movement and worthy of closer scrutiny.
What The Pope Really Thinks About Transgender People
Pope Francis was on his way back from Azerbaijan yesterday and had just taken a question from a journalist on the papal plane.
Revelation 2: Jezebel And The Tolerant Church
It is a demonstrable fact of modern life that in the name of tolerance we are becoming increasingly intolerant.