Why I'm celebrating girls in sport
We assume that it's the same journey to the top for male and female athletes, but it's not always.
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From affliction to hope: Isaiah's message for our times
Jewish academic and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster reflects on Isaiah Chapter 1 and the saddest period in the Jewish calendar.
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If David is a man after God's own heart, why so many wives?
This is important to see because God wanted His King to be a husband to one wife. So why was David a man after God's own heart with so many wives?
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Why Christian adoption agencies should have the right to deny Jewish couples
It might seem strange that an Orthodox Jewish rabbi would side with a Christian adoption agency that refused to accommodate a Jewish couple. But I do.
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How can Christians fight back against disinformation?
Disinformation and fake news have helped fuel the riots and disorder taking place across parts of the UK. It's just the latest example of how social media can impact all of our lives.
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Why the Archbishop of Canterbury needs to think again on Israel and the International Court of Justice
To put the matter most starkly, while the archbishop has repeatedly deplored the Jewish Holocaust in Europe during the twentieth century, what he is calling for runs the danger of setting up the conditions for another such Holocaust to take place in this century.
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Moses' greatest lesson to his people at the end of his life
Jewish academic and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster reflects on Moses' final lessons to the Israelites before leaving this world.
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The God Richard Dawkins doesn't believe in
New Atheist icon and Oxford biologist Richard Dawkins recently asked a surprising question on X about his bestselling book, The God Delusion.
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Would a third province undercut the ecclesiology of the Church of England?
The Bishop of Oxford claims it would, but I disagree.
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Sharing the Gospel through friendship
Evangelism through Bible sharing is something that others are called to do, isn't it?
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An (eye) opening ceremony
Yes, we have a right to be offended, but we also need to stop and think about why some people might be so keen to offend us in the first place.
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When two Mediterranean Christians transformed the English Church
In the 7th century AD, the Christian Church in England was transformed by the work of two remarkable men. Neither was born in England, or for that matter in the British Isles.
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Paris 2024: Running the race with perseverance
They demonstrate grit, determination and talent far beyond that which money could ever buy. Yet it is the stories of those overcoming the hurdles to success that really warm my heart.
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