An information resource for orthodox Anglicans
by Jonathon Van Maren, LifeSite: Once we start redefining marriage, ‘those redefinitions have no principled stopping point.’ Earlier this year, a Utah Republican put forward a bill to decriminalize polygamy, receiving...
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by David Hathaway, Premier: I believe there are clear reasons why church leaders must challenge the government over its treatment of churches during this pandemic. For 2,000 years the Church has been subjected to attempts to stop or...
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from The Christian Institute: In the news this week: The Court of Appeal grants a judicial review of DIY abortions, the Scottish Government is criticised for opening pubs before churches, and a library has cancelled a drag queen story...
read moreby Archbishop Cranmer: […] the Government changed the regulations to permit home abortions – literally, in the backstreets, front streets and side streets. No matter what street you live on, you can make a simple phone call and...
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by Dr Campbell Campbell-Jack, The Conservative Woman: WHAT’S going wrong? Scripture speaks clearly of the transformative power of the gospel; we have evidences throughout history of the gospel triumphing even when facing overwhelming...
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by Christine Rousselle, CNA: The city of Somerville, Massachusetts, has broadened its definition of domestic partnership to give polyamorous relationships the same rights as a married couple. Someone who is polyamorous is in a...
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by Jules Gomes, Church Militant: England’s oldest northern cathedral has said it never considered culling the statue of Constantine, after cathedral officials were pilloried for engaging in an “orgy of buck-passing” and...
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by Giles Fraser, UnHerd: Towards the end of his life — and while suffering from throat cancer in London, having fled from the Nazis — Sigmund Freud embarked upon his most controversial and, to some, weirdest book: Moses and Monotheism...
read moreThursday July 9th is South Sudan Day when the country will celebrate nine years of formal independence from Sudan. Following civil war from 1983, and a subsequent truce period, the people of South Sudan voted overwhelmingly in January...
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by Mary Harrington, UnHerd: If you’re wondering why we aren’t hearing more complaints from the boomers about the spread of social justice activism from the campus to the world, don’t. The generation hitting the streets are doing exactly...
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