Is the consumerist West headed toward killing those with dementia?
We imagine anyone who needs help to thrive as a 'burden,' and thus the compassionate thing to do is end their lives. This is terribly ableist.
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Pride, the Self and the Church
Christian Today speaks to Rev Matthew Roberts, minister of Trinity Church York and co-author of the Greater Love Declaration, about his new book, Pride: Identity and the Worship of Self.
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To stand or not to stand
For many, the instructions we are given in a place of worship are not accessible.
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What happens when the church takes responsibility for its own Bible translation?
Traditional Bible translation methods have provided scriptures for millions of people but cannot keep pace with the demand.
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Why is same-sex marriage an issue in the election of the new Scottish First Minister?
If the top candidate for a job is effectively excluded for being a Christian, then we have moved into a really dark place.
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In praise of passion
Enthusiasm is infectious. But sadly, in our churches, we don't always do enthusiasm well.
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Agents of hope: why the UK urgently needs a new movement of chaplains
From the stress and strain in all strands of the public sector, to increasingly popular calls for mental health support coming from celebrities and professionals alike, the importance of personal wellbeing has never been higher on the public agenda.
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Is Christianity sexist?
A common accusation is that Christianity is an oppressively patriarchal religion that either subjugates women or, at least, devalues them. This accusation is almost exclusively Western and modern.
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What's wrong with the House of Bishops' proposed same-sex prayers?
We should pray for everyone, but that there are some things for which we may not pray.
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Bishop Cocksworth's startling admissions
A few days ago Bishop Christopher Cocksworth published some reflections about the Church of England's Living in Love and Faith (LLF) discussions on marriage, sexuality and gender.
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Scotland's poisonous politics
If Kate Forbes stays in the race, and the rank and file voting members of the SNP listen to their neighbours and friends, she could do the improbable and bring sanity back to Scottish politics.
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Warm Spaces: a quiet revolution
Across the UK, through the depths of winter and the cost of living crisis, a movement has been born.
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Kate Forbes: Would a Christian be permitted to lead Scotland?
Events in Scotland suggest that there is one group who are in effect banned from meaningful political leadership – Christians who actually believe what Jesus says!
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