Opinion

She believes that God has punished America for turning away from him by sending storms, earthquakes and terrorist attacks.

Just because you know something about me, does not mean you know everything about me. That's called prejudice.

Failure to engage with moral and ethical arguments about the dignity of life means the very sanctity of life itself is becoming increasingly fragile.

Were Greater Manchester Police right to apologise for the use of 'Allahu Akbar' in a simulation terror attack?

David Robertson continues his apologetics series and asks: is Christianity homophobic?

Why Sadiq Khan's election as London's first Muslim mayor is good news for Christians.

Liberia's Constitutional Review Committee recommended the country should become a Christian state.

In Ted Cruz evangelicals saw someone who was morally upright and who ticked all the right boxes on the moral issues they held dear.

Rev Rod Green of St Peter's Harrow in North West London explains why his church switched to green energy.

Elitism and fragmentation have plagued evangelicals â and indeed many other Christian streams of thought â from the earliest days.

Ian Paul looks at the classic evangelical mantra, and whether it's time for it to be retired.

Is there a Christian view of the European Union? Should the UK be in or out?

From the early days of the Nazi programme, way back in 1920, the removal of Jews from German society and state was a key part of Hitler's policies.

A two-year-old boy was in the back of a car as his mother was driving her boyfriend's car down a highway.

Today, if someone posts a comment or makes a remark that sounds antisemitic the reaction is panicked denial.

Cremation, burial and John Piper: Mark Woods says a sensitive subject deserves a better treatment.