Roe v. Wade and the abortion debate in the UK and Republic of Ireland
The leak of the US Supreme Court’s draft ruling on Roe v. Wade has sparked a furious reaction among pro-abortion campaigners.[1]
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Five Bills to watch out for from the Queen’s Speech
The Government revealed its intentions for the new Parliamentary term in the Queen’s Speech this week, delivered in her absence by Prince Charles. While these cover a wide range of issues, here are five Bills which will be of particular interest to Christians.
It’s good news as Govt finally confirms Sunday schools won’t be subjected to state registration
In 2015, in the name of counter-extremism, the Government consulted on an extraordinarily vague and dangerous plan for Ofsted to inspect church youth work.
What’s going on with the ‘conversion therapy’ ban?
We’ve been keeping you informed about proposals to ban ‘conversion therapy’ since 2020. The issue exploded into the headlines recently when it emerged Boris Johnson was preparing to drop the plans.
If smacking were child abuse, most parents would be criminals
Picture a mother. She’s just taken her three kids with her to the supermarket to get the weekly shop. She’s now faced with a screaming toddler who refuses to get back into his car seat. No amount of chiding or cajoling makes any difference. Eventually she resorts to picking him up, wrestling him in and fastening the seatbelt.
Luther at the Diet of Worms
On 18 April 1521, Martin Luther made his stand for the supremacy of Scripture at the imperial assembly known as the Diet of Worms.