He’s not the messiah, he’s a transwoman

Apr 1, 2024 by

by Victoria Smith, The Critic: Transsexual Apostate is a disturbing book, written for disturbing times. It is no fun being on the wrong side of “the trans debate”. Given the choice between rainbows and kindness, or binary sex and bigotry,...

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Only God may have the answer to the smartphone mental health epidemic

Mar 29, 2024 by

by Fraser Nelson, Telegraph: A new book exposes the link between phones and misery. So why might religion offer protection? The Shabbat dinner table is more important to Judaism, I was once told, than the church is to Christianity. The...

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The Christian book that rocked my world

Mar 7, 2024 by

by Sarah Yardley, Premier Christianity: On World Book Day, 13 contributors to Premier Christianity share the Christian book that has fundamentally impacted their faith, or is currently rocking their world I read The Cost of Discipleship...

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A response to Charlie Bell – ‘Finding a Way Through.’

Mar 2, 2024 by

by Martin Davie, Reflections of an Anglican Theologian: In his article ‘Finding a Way Through’ published on the ViaMedia.News website on 1 March Charlie Bell writes as follows about the request made by CEEC and the wider Alliance movement...

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Artificial intelligence: a guide for the perplexed

Mar 1, 2024 by

by Ian Paul, Psephizo: A former airline pilot, Simon Cross left industry to complete a PhD focusing on the metaphysical tensions in scientific perspectives on divine action. For the past four years he has worked for the Church of England...

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What’s at Stake in Sexual Difference?

Feb 15, 2024 by

by Rachel M Coleman, Public Discourse: Until everyone, including Byrne, sees that the point of gender ideology is to change our understanding of human being, our arguments and clarifications will ultimately be impotent. It is not an...

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