Confected outrage doesn’t change the facts about the family

Oct 2, 2023 by

by Miriam Cates, Artillery Row: On Thursday I was interviewed by Times Radio to discuss what policies I would like to see in next year’s Conservative manifesto. Pretty standard for a political interview one might think, but not, as it...

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Schools must provide changing rooms for pupils based on sex at birth

Sep 23, 2023 by

by Oliver Wright and Stephen Swinford, The Times: Schools will no longer automatically be breaking the law if they refuse to refer to children by their chosen name or gender, Britain’s equalities watchdog has ruled. The Equality and Human...

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Will any CofE bishops speak out against Jayne Ozanne’s attack on parents?

Sep 22, 2023 by

By Julian Mann, Christian Today. The attack by gay Anglican activist Jayne Ozanne on parental rights in her campaign to ban conversion therapy should be a wake-up call to Christians who may be apathetic about the debate. Ms Ozanne, a...

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School governors urged to check for unlawful trans ideology in RSE policies

Sep 21, 2023 by

from The Christian Institute: School governors are being urged to check their school’s Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) policies for radical trans ideology. The plea comes from a Christian mum who was recently reinstated as a parent...

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Across U.S. religious groups, more see decline of marriage as negative than positive

Sep 21, 2023 by

by Gregory A Smith, Pew Research: Large numbers of Americans in many different religious groups express concern about fewer people getting married. By comparison, there is much less concern about people having fewer children. In fact,...

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Jordan Peterson, European leaders and a beacon of hope for family life

Sep 19, 2023 by

by Amy Balog, TCW: IN 1951, the US Catholic Archbishop Fulton J Sheen foresaw the crisis about to befall the Western world. In his book Three to Get Married he wrote: ‘The State which respects the family unity as the basis of civilisation...

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