Transgender surgeries and the weight of reality
In this cultural moment, faithfulness to Christ involves not just preaching how men and women can be saved but that men and women exist.
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5 questions to check your integrity in the light of 'partygate'
We may feel let down by our nation's leaders over the No 10 lockdown parties, but let's use this as an opportunity to check our own hearts, says Claire Musters.
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What on earth is going on with the police?
As Christians we should be hugely concerned about the continuing erosion of the right to free speech – and indeed to think freely!
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In 2022, no child should have leprosy
My 12-year quest for motherhood ended in Nepal at a mountaintop leprosy hospital. This special place is now on the brink of ending leprosy.
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The terrible reality for women in Afghanistan under the Taliban
My daughter is afraid. Anything can happen in Afghanistan now.
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Thinking theologically about mental health
When asking for help we can find enlightenment from medicine and theology.
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The UK's sex trafficking problem is hidden in plain sight - and requires urgent action
Sex trafficking is happening right now across many UK cities - right under many people's noses.
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'Tell them about the dream Martin' - remembering Mahalia Jackson
Mahalia Jackson more than any other, helped spread gospel music internationally and paved the way for it to be accepted as part of American culture.
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Support for conversion therapy bans are revealing the divide between two different Christianities
The Christianity Jayne Ozanne is teaching and the Christianity represented by Peter Lynas and the Evangelical Alliance are two different religions.
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A dialogue between a Christian and a Jew on the Sermon on the Mount
In this latest installment of their Jewish-Christian dialogue, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and Hebrew scholar Dr Irene Lancaster discuss their different perspectives of Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount and how a Jewish audience might have understood them.
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Australians should be angry but not with Djokovic
Being angry with the tennis star misses the point.
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Lessons for Boris from King David
A lot of people are angry, a lot of people hurting, and our trust in what our politicians tell us is wearing thin at a time when it is needed most.
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The nuclear threat is greater than ever
If climate change is 'morally worse' than a comet strike, then nuclear weapons are worse still.
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