by Cara Bentley, Premier. A survey into the theological understanding of evangelical Christians in the UK found many areas where researchers say pluralism has influenced believers’ doctrine. Comres conducted a poll for Ligonier Ministries, a discipleship organisation founded by the American theologian R.C. Sproul, to look into what self-professing Christians in the UK thought. They […]

By Andrew Symes, Anglican Mainstream. As part of Gafcon UK’s team organizing the visit of Foley Beach to Britain, last week I had the privilege of  travelling with him and hearing him speak several times. Archbishop Beach was consecrated Primate of the Anglican Church in North America in 2014, and then at Gafcon in Jerusalem […]

by David Ould: A group of evangelical Church of England bishops have written a detailed response to the GAFCON “Letter to the Churches” issued at GAFCON2018 in Jerusalem. Their response, published by the Church of England Evangelical Council (“CEEC”), has much which supporters of GAFCON will find encouraging. There are, however, sections that demonstrate the […]

by David Maddox, Daily Express: MARRIAGE should be treated like a mobile phone contract and have a renewal date, a quarter of the under-25s in a poll believe. A new ComRes poll for the Coalition for Marriage has revealed that traditional views of marriage are dying out among young people. According to the poll 24 […]

from SPUC: Tuesday evening saw the premier of the harrowing film Strings Attached, hosted at the House of Commons by the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, and sponsored by Labour MP Mary Glindon. It exposes how UK overseas aid is being used to fund a booming abortion industry in Africa while destroying the lives […]

by Harriet Sherwood, Guardian: An invitation to a distinguished Muslim scholar to preach at a eucharist service in an Oxford church on Sunday has triggered complaints from traditionalists. Monawar Hussain, who was awarded an MBE in the Queen’s birthday honours last year for services to interfaith relations and the community, will deliver a sermon at […]

by Tim Dieppe, Christian Concern: Tim Dieppe, head of public policy at Christian Concern, discusses the government’s response to Baroness Cox’s question to the House of Lords about helping victims of sex-grooming, such as in the case of ‘Sarah’, who is currently being supported by the Christian Legal Centre. He argues that the government is […]

by Martin Davie, Reflections of an Anglican Theologian: Introduction. At the end of July a report was issued by a commission of the United Methodist Church (hereafter the UMC) setting out possible ways forward for the church to enable it to overcome its present divisions on the issue of human sexuality. This report will be […]

by David Robertson, theweeflea: Modern society tends to be presented with two assumed opposites with regard to the relationship between Christianity and society. On the one hand it is assumed that society should be secular and that religion should be at the level of a private club. The alternative to this is assumed to be […]

By Andrew Symes, Anglican Mainstream. An audience in London heard on Monday how a small group of activists have succeeded in spreading a new cult across the Western world, corrupting principles of scientific research, and in particular have threatened the integrity of medical understanding and practice. Doctors are now living in fear, either hoping that […]