Karl Marx called “religion the opium of the people.” What would the atheist philosopher say if he walked into a Western university and saw Marxists and Muslims engaging in a libidinous lovefest to ...
The biggest African slavers were not pirates or bandits. They were kings. In the 1750s, King Tegbesu of Dahomey, in ...
Project Spire is legally, historically and morally dubious, says a Winchester clergyman bringing a legal challenge against it ...
This month, Colombia has rejoined the Geneva Consensus Declaration, from which the government of former leftist guerrilla ...
The establishment and work of Anglican Mission in America and the Anglican Mission in Europe has inspired church leaders in ...
Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one; and you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all ...
Producer says she was forced to hire freelance publicist after in-house team allegedly told her Nova massacre film was ‘too ...
Reason, democracy and liberty are under constant assault from those who think themselves ‘progressive’. […] Plenty of commentators have pointed out that it’s a little rich to expect young British men ...
The term ‘love’ is clearly important in the New Testament in a range of contexts. But modern use of ‘love’ shifts its meaning into all sorts of different areas. One solution to this has been to ...
About a century and a half ago, Nietzsche famously heralded the “ death of God ,” which he took to mean that God had become “unbelievable.” Humanity, he said, had “killed him,” with modern science and ...
Churches are being encouraged to embrace cross-cultural mission on their own doorstep by building relationships with people ...
Forget champagne socialism, we are now in the era of champagne jihadism. Champagne jihadis needn’t actually believe in God, ...
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