Compassion demands justice

Jun 30, 2023 by

By Lois McLatchie, Artillery Row: After baby Stanley Mayo took his first breath, it wasn’t long until his last. His mother, deciding that he must die that day, crushed his head — most likely with her foot. He was battered. But still he...

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‘We are not the mouthpiece of any organisation. The Gospel is not right or left wing’

Sep 27, 2022 by

by Catherine Bakso, The Times: Accused of bigotry, the chief of the Christian Legal Centre says her actions are driven by love of Christ and for her neighbour, Andrea Williams found her faith at the age of four, when her Sunday school...

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The injustice of the Jubilee

Jun 7, 2022 by

by Giles Fraser, UnHerd: The Archbishop of Canterbury has the worst job in the world because the better he does his job the less he is admired. This is especially true when it comes to talking about forgiveness. Forgiveness may not be...

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A victory for free speech as Christian preacher is cleared

Apr 15, 2022 by

by Peter Simpson, TCW: I HAVE some encouraging news for this special weekend, as we focus on the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. The trial of open-air preacher Pastor John Sherwood took place at Uxbridge magistrates’...

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The Church of England and failures in the administration of justice

Oct 13, 2021 by

by Stephen Parsons, Anglican Ink: I do not remember at what age I was introduced to two important principles traditionally embodied in the legal system of England. It may have been in a lesson about Magna Carta. Somewhere along the line...

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Raab Confirms Overhaul of Human Rights Act

Oct 5, 2021 by

from Guido Fawkes: Confirming the details of Guido’s exclusive yesterday, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab announced in his Conference speech this morning that the government plans to reform the Human Rights Act. They will detach it from...

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