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Church and State

What role should the Church play in public life? Some think that the decline of the Church in UK culture means we should keep our opinions to ourselves and allow rival worldviews to run society. But we are convinced that Jesus Christ, and his pattern for life, is not only the right way to live, but the best way to live. The Church should be confident in speaking into matters of policy and law, for the good of all.

Media Appearances

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GAFCON 2018: Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali's address
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GAFCON 2018: Melvin Tinker interview
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GAFCON 2018: Most Rev. Stanley Ntagali of Uganda's address

Articles

  • Press outlets should beware the Ozanne Foundation Faith & Sexuality Survey
    March 5th, 2019
    After the recent release of results from the Ozanne Foundation Faith and Sexuality Survey, members of the press were quick to report on the ‘shocking’ statistics, which allegedly showed that a fifth of homosexual people who try to change their sexuality attempt suicide. Carys Moseley explains why that, and other findings, are hugely inaccurate and concludes that the press must be careful to report the truth.
  • Make Christianity great again
    March 1st, 2019
    Who's to blame for the cultural marginalisation of Christianity? Although some Christians are quick to blame secularists or neo-pagans, P. Andrew Sandlin (Center for Cultural Leadership) argues that it is due to the timidity, compromise, and cowardice of the Church.
  • Why won't the Church of England House of Bishops admit its transgender liturgy guidance is incoherent and complicit with blasphemy?
    February 26th, 2019
    On Wednesday 20 February, Bishop Pete Broadbent, the Bishop of Willesden, answered a range of questions from the General Synod of the Church of England on the highly controversial transgender liturgy guidance published last year by the House of Bishops. Carys Moseley looks at the most serious questions put to him and assesses his answer on behalf of the Bishops.

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