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The worst and best kinds of conflict
The heinous acts of hatred we see in terrorism are, unfortunately, consequences of contemporary postmodern tribal fragmentation, argues Kamal Weerakoon.
A Christian Approach to Dementia Care
In the era of Physician Assisted Dying, more than ever, Christians need to be clear that the value of a person, and that our responsibility to care and support them, does not depend on their cognitive ability, or their capacity to choose.
Politics? In my church? A review of Michael Jensen’s Subjects and Citizens
If the Bible is a political book, and the church operates in a political landscape, then Christians should have more grasp of politics, not less, writes John McClean.
Taking Designer Babies To The Next Level
While our anxious world clamours for more and more certainty and increasing control over life, it’s the biblical framework that can settle the heart.
In Times of Grief
Is life just a quest to find ourselves? To define ourselves? What if we are already stamped with the image of the Divine? In this blog series, Amy Butler considers what it means to be human, in light of a biblical anthropology and her lived experience.