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On the anniversary of the 7/7 bombings in London, the world we live in gives us more than enough reasons to be afraid. [07.07.06]Abortion Pill: Simpler But No More Moral Or Healthy
The news this week that a record number of British women are now using an abortion pill to terminate their pregnancy at home, should ring very large alarm bells for anyone committed to questions of justice and compassion. [01.06.06]The Da Vinci Code (& Thirty Pieces Of Silver)
All through history, people have made their thirty pieces of silver by trying to discredit the historical facts about Jesus Christ, and especially the Easter message. [20.04.06]New Strain of H5N1 Bird Flu - Church a Place of Healing
As scientists report a new form of bird flu, it is time for the Christian church to prepare to engage more actively in the various aspects of a healing ministry over the long-term. [26.03.06]Tony Blair On Parkinson
Mal Fletcher considers whether politicians should entertain faith in God -- and if they do, should they ever be even mildly open about it? [06.03.06]Danish Cartoons: Abuse of Two Rights
An obscure newspaper in a small country commissions and prints a series of cartoons. The cartoons depict the leader of one of the world's major religious faiths. [07.02.06]New Year - Less Fear
Around the world throughout this week, people will be looking back at the highs and lows of 2005 and deciding what direction they'd like to take in the year ahead. [05.01.06]Surprise!
Mal Fletcher on sharing your faith this Christmas [22.12.05]PC: Politeness Turned Sour
The tolerance of which we boast in today's multi-ethnic Western nations, is in fact a by-product of Christian faith. We should be proud of the good Christianity has done. We should, as Queen Elisabeth suggests, celebrate the strength in it. [06.12.05]French Riots: What Can We Learn?
Social systems are only as strong as their weakest link - & that will always be the human element. At a time when politics has invaded just about every area of our lives, we are reminded that we can't put too much faith in political institutions. [12.11.05]
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