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Guernsey should not legalise assisted suicide
March 22nd, 2018 | End of life
Andrea Williams, Chief Executive of Christian Concern comments on Guernsey's plan to vote on allowing a suicide clinic on the island.
Why we must stop the government from outlawing the ex-gay movement
March 22nd, 2018 | Sexual Orientation
Carys Moseley shows that banning the ex-gay movement would be a form of tyranny and urges the government to step away from any plans to outlaw it.
Churchianity or Christianity: The need for scriptural cultural theology
March 22nd, 2018 | Church and State
The impact of the Christian faith upon the cultural history of the West is inescapably visible all around us, yet is currently under threat. Questions need to be answered. What is the nature of the relationship of the gospel of Jesus Christ to the society in which we live? What is the relationship of God’s Word-revelation to the Christian’s life in the world? Joe Boot introduces these questions in this first of a series of articles.
Belfast: Successful screening of “Voices of the Silenced” despite protests
March 16th, 2018 | Sexual Orientation
Core Issues Trust Director, Mike Davidson reports on the protests surrounding the Belfast premiere of Voices of the Silenced.
Sacrificing girls to political correctness
March 16th, 2018 | Islam
Tim Dieppe writes about the latest revelations of the ‘worst ever’ child grooming scandal in Telford where hundreds of young girls have been raped, beaten, sold for sex, and some even killed. He argues that thousands of young girls are being sacrificed on the altars of multiculturalism and political correctness. How long before we are prepared to speak the truth about what is happening?
Belfast: Successful Screening of “Voices of the Silenced” despite protests
March 15th, 2018 | Sexual Orientation
The "Voices of the Silenced" film received its Belfast premiere on Tuesday 13th March. The screening was met by protests at the venue, but still managed to go ahead successfully.
What I wish I had done before I had an abortion - Zoe Wong
March 9th, 2018 | Abortion
Christian Concern's Regan King has been visiting local churches with a talk, ‘Abortion: The New Slave Trade?’ Highlighting the most recent abortion statistics, Regan addresses key areas of discrimination within the abortion industry and calls for abortion to be abolished. Zoe Wong had an abortion a few years ago and attended Regan’s most recent talk. Read her moving story here.
The spiritual importance of the Munroe Bergdorf row
March 8th, 2018 | Family and Sexual Ethics
Carys Moseley looks at comments made by male-to-female transgender activist and model Munroe Bergdorf, where Bergdorf proudly admitted to practising witchcraft and voodoo. Moseley argues that Christians should take seriously the spiritual significance of Bergdorf’s comments on religion and respond appropriately.
Andrea calls out HMP Brixton governor
March 2nd, 2018 | Freedom
Andrea Williams responds to Brixton Prison’s attempts to muddy the waters and spread falsehoods in the case of Pastor Paul Song
Removing children from ‘extremists’ could include Christians
March 2nd, 2018 | Family and Sexual Ethics
Tim Dieppe discusses the statement from the UK’s top counter terrorism officer that “extremists should lose access to their children". ‘Extremism’ is notoriously hard to define. There are already cases in the UK where children have been removed from their Christian parents. Children are at risk from increasing state intervention and Christians need to be actively involved in influencing the law.
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