Opinion

• Brexit and the decline of Britain: lessons from the Old Testament

  Did you know that what happens next with Brexit is clearly prophesied in the pages of the Old Testament?

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  What the Jordan Peterson scandal says about Cambridge University

  Cambridge prides itself on being the best educational institution in the world but this unusual episode with Peterson gives rise to some questions about double standards.

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  Brexit: there is a way to move beyond anger and frustration but will anyone listen?

  The reason the Brexit campaign was a success is its greatest weakness – it made it sound straightforward.

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  Science and God are somehow viewed as enemies but this is just wrong

  It is fascinating that virtually all the early scientists historically were professing Christians

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  Parents, Pride and schools: what does the law have to say?

  What rights do parents have if teaching on gender or sexuality goes against their religious beliefs?

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  Turning shotguns into sharing platters: why we all need to mind our Brexit language

  It's tempting to adopt a battle stance when it comes to Brexit, but as the discourse on this issue of huge national significance has shown, there's no worse way to engage

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  Why Christians should be worried about British 'officialdom's changing attitude to the Bible

  The recent arrest of a street preacher and a poorly judged rejection letter to a Christian asylum seeker reveal a widespread and arrogant scorn for the Bible, writes evangelist J John

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  Should we really never name the Christchurch killer?

  From a Christian perspective, names are really important.

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  When people think their acts of evil are somehow good

  The New Zealand mosque killer's actions were the extreme but logical consequence of an ideological pariah infecting Western culture right now

• Progressives vs conservatives: This is why we can't just all get along

  The social order which conservatives endorse and progressives renounce consists mainly of two fundamental principles: respect for the nation state and respect for the family.

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  Why mission isn't effective

  Over the last few weeks I have found myself working with a variety of denominations, helping churches think about how they can connect and share the Gospel message with those in their community.

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  Christchurch and Genesis 4: The pathway to evil

  We don't know what led the Christchurch killer to do what he did. At one level it's important to find out; at another, not so much.