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by Campbell Campbell-Jack, A Grain of Sand: In Psalm 14:1 we are told that ‘the fool says in his heart there is no God’. Richard Dawkins has been such a fool for so long that it is almost possible to feel sorry for him. The man who as...
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by Ian Paul, Psephizo: What would you identify as the climax and completion of Jesus’ life and ministry? Surprisingly, this is not a trivial question. One of the key differences between John and the synoptic gospels is that, where the...
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By Rick Plasterer, Juicy Ecumenism. The post-communist period, which might reasonably have been a time when religious freedom was secure and unchallenged, has, at least in the twenty-first century, turned into a time of unprecedented...
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By Steven Tucker, Mercator. How on earth can you have “No climate justice” for humanity so long as Israel continues to rule the roost in the Holy Land? What has global warming – or indeed the ever-pressing issue of one’s sacred pronouns –...
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by Natasha Preskey, BBC: The black leather sofa in the corner of Dr Ellen Wiebe’s office looks out of place in a doctor’s surgery. But this is no ordinary clinic. Canadian clinician Dr Wiebe is showing Liz Carr, a comedian,...
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THE SCHOOLS BIBLE PROJECT 2024. ENCOUNTERING CHRISTIANITY. The Christian religion has shaped the culture and laws of Britain for all of our recorded history: the words we use, the names of our towns and cities, the way we think about one...
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from Religion Media Centre: The Prime Minister is calling in university vice-chancellors to discuss the “unacceptable” rise in antisemitism at UK universities and to prevent harassment of Jewish students. The meeting, expected today,...
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by Hardeep Singh, Spectator: A grassroots campaign group called ‘The Muslim Vote’ is aiming to capitalise on the success of pro-Gaza candidates at the local election by issuing a set of 18 ‘demands’ of Keir Starmer. The organisation seeks...
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By Doug Mainwaring, LifeSiteNews. A Chicago priest’s “blessing” of two lesbians’ relationship stands as alarming evidence that the “blessing” of “irregular couples” endorsed by Fiducia Supplicans, despite protestations from the Vatican,...
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by Alistair Grant, The Scotsman: A proposed ban on conversion therapy in Scotland risks “frightening” clinicians off from working with young people who identity as trans, the author of a landmark review has said. Dr Hilary Cass said the...
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