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Letter to the Church of England Newspaper, August 14 The recent developments around Sheffield Cathedral Choir have become a national story. May I make a positive suggestion? A crisis presents an opportunity. Sheffield has at least three...
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by Debora L Spar, New York Times: Consider the following scenario: Anna and Nicole, 36 and 39 years old, have been close friends since college. They each dated various men throughout their 20s and 30s, and had a smattering of romantic...
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from Christian Concern: Core Issues Trust (CIT) has responded to a portrayal in a BBC News at 10 report in which the organisation is caricatured as offering so-called ‘conversion therapy’. Last month, the Prime Minister proposed to outlaw...
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by Joseph Pearce, The Imaginative Conservative: It is no doubt true, of course, that racism still exists in individuals in police departments and other institutions, but it does so in spite of the systemic anti-racism which does exist and...
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from The Conservative Woman: ON Monday, Julian Mann wrote in TCW about enjoying a pub lunch at The Wheatsheaf in Beetham, south Cumbria. He complimented the staff for their sensitive and unobtrusive handling of the government’s Covid...
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by Canon Phil Ashey, AAC: The following is a review by the Rev. Canon Phil Ashey of the book, What Do Anglicans Believe? (Anglican Consultative Council, 2020): The great Christian philosopher and theologian, Dallas Willard, once wrote...
read moreby Philip Jenkins, The Gospel Coalition: Stories published in the sober British medical journal The Lancet don’t normally inspire sensational headlines. But one recent piece on current and future trends in global fertility has called...
read moreby Cara Bentley, Premier: Evangelical Anglican minister Lee Gatiss has reported a tweet that came across violent to the police but received many more of a similar nature after he spoke at the Church of England’s online service on...
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by Harry Phibbs, Conservative Home: The media narrative, as so often, has portrayed the story as toughness versus tenderness. Those who are idealistic and caring are on the side of welcoming the beleaguered refugees crossing the Channel...
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by Ann Farmer, MercatorNet: Children’s network CBBC has defended the airing of a lesbian kiss, saying it is important to ensure that all children are properly represented on its channels. The BBC children’s network CBBC has defended...
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