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By Pieter Cleppe , European Conservative. Oxfam complains about growing inequality. There is just one problem: the figures don’t add up. In what has become a tradition, Oxfam issued a report at the start of the World Economic Forum...
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by John Kuhrt, Psephizo: This is a longer article written to provoke discussion about the key challenges and future direction for Christian social action in the UK. Stand at the crossroads and look; ask for ancient paths, ask where the...
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by Audrey Flannagan, Christian Today: I have been in my role as a food bank manager in South-East Glasgow for 12 years and last year our food bank alone provided 11,500 food parcels to people facing hardship, a third of the staggering...
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By Charles C. Camosy, Public Discourse: Playing a strictly defensive game of knocking down attempts to legalize physician-assisted killing—especially as the United States secularizes and becomes more like Canada—seems like an untenable...
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by Jonathon Van Maren, LifeSite: Considering how rapidly Canada’s suicide regime has grown and the Trudeau government’s determination to expand it further, I think we should treat proposals like this one with deadly seriousness. As...
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by Andrew Neil, Daily Mail: Oxfam apologised for the English language this week, describing it as ‘the language of a colonising nation’. It also counselled against using the words ‘mother’ and ‘father’ because they ascribed ‘gendered...
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