‘The Fund for Healing, Repair and Justice’: a discussion

Mar 15, 2024 by

by John Root, Psephizo: By a macabre coincidence the Church of England is simultaneously engaged in debates about safeguarding and the victims of abuse, and responses to its involvement in slavery in the Caribbean. Both issues raise two...

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Where is the debate on slavery reparations?

Mar 14, 2024 by

by Andrew Carey, CEN: It is surprising that the first civilisation to abolish slavery – a near universal historical practice – is also the first to be so racked with guilt that it is prepared to make reparations centuries after the...

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Decline and Fall

Mar 14, 2024 by

by Campbell Campbell-Jack, A Grain of Sand: There are many good and godly men and women in the Church of England who simply want to worship and serve God as best they can in the way their parents did. There are ministers whose preaching...

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The Church of England is replacing its Christian nature in a fit of woke frenzy

Mar 10, 2024 by

by Daniel Hannan, Telegraph: A new holy trinity of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion has usurped the old. The Church of England’s own committee urging it to set aside a billion pounds to atone for slavery is an almost perfect summary of...

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Should the Church generate a £1 billion fund for slavery reparations?

Mar 8, 2024 by

by Ian Paul, Psephizo: PR car-crashes for the Church of England are like buses—there are none for ages, then three come along at once. Except for the Church of England, the ‘there are none for ages’ bit isn’t true. Following the constant...

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Cathedral gimmicks illustrate spiritually blind Britain and mute Church

Mar 7, 2024 by

By Andrew Symes.  (Editor’s note: a repost – this piece by Andrew on the use of cathedrals is as relevant now as it was in 2019) No doubt buoyed by the old cliche that there is no such thing as bad publicity, the Church of...

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