Back to work defending free speech
Having recently recovered from an unpleasant bout of what I assume was COVID-19, I am now working from home like millions of others.
Having recently recovered from an unpleasant bout of what I assume was COVID-19, I am now working from home like millions of others.
We live in anxious times. As coronavirus spreads across the world, we may have many reasons to worry; concern for elderly relatives, financial uncertainty, the emptying of supermarket shelves. And this is hardly helped by a 24/7 news cycle providing minute-by-minute updates.
In this whole crisis we thank God that the Government’s clear aim is to save lives. That’s not always true in every time and place. But with COVID-19, everything is being done with that intent. All politicians agree. Measures to fight the epidemic are clearing Parliament without a vote.
The NHS Gender Identity Development Service has become mired in controversy. There is the internal report claiming that children are being rushed through “gender-transition”, and the poor evidence base for puberty-blocking drugs.
Many today would argue that Christianity has changed the world for the worse.
The Government is taking forward legislation to introduce no-fault divorce in England and Wales. It is claimed that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill is going to consign the “blame game” to legal history and make life much better for everyone involved.