An information resource for orthodox Anglicans
by Henry Olsen, UnHerd: Politics in most Western countries1 have been characterised for nearly a century between Left and Right. This division, rooted in opposing evaluations of the nature and exercise of state power, has been so dominant...
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by Marcus Roberts, MercatorNet: As if immigration wasn’t a touchy subject already in the UK (for what it is worth, I tend to think that the vote Brexit was not just about a desire to cut down on immigration, but a broader desire to...
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by Greg Burt, California Family Council: In a despicable attack last Thursday, August 16, Senator Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens) slandered therapists, pastors, and Bible-believing Christians on the floor of the California Senate. Lara’s...
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by Andrew Tettenborn, Rebel Priest: There was a time when inculcating beliefs in children that conscientious parents might not agree with was frowned on. Even when most people in this country were Christian, the right of parents to pull...
read moreby Russell Powell, Sydney Anglicans: Archbishop Glenn Davies has addressed some of the leaders of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia (ACANZP), proposing ‘Distinctive Co-existence’ as a solution to the issues facing...
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by Bill Muehlenberg, CultureWatch: One of the most important figures in the defense of biblical Christianity against theological liberalism early last century was J. Gresham Machen (1881-1937). His life was characterised by controversy,...
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by Matt Walsh, The Daily Wire: LGBT activists have succeeded in shutting down another adoption agency. This time Catholic Charities of Buffalo was compelled to discontinue its adoption services because Catholic Charities committed the...
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by Sarah Marsh, Guardian: More than 100,000 children aged 14 in the UK are self-harming, with one in four girls of this age having deliberately hurt themselves, according to a new report. In figures that show the scale of the mental...
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by Fionn Shiner, The Conservative Woman: Today is the feast day of the passion of St John the Baptist, and as with the lives of all the saints there is much we can learn from him. He was born in Judea, cousin of Jesus Christ, child of...
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by Jacqueline Howard, CNN: Rates of syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia have climbed for the fourth consecutive year in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Tuesday at the National STD Prevention...
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