2010 to 2019 was a remarkable decade for brave Christians who stood up for Jesus Christ. Sadly it was also a decade where the Government redefined the law on marriage, abortion was extended, a blind eye was turned to drugs use and gambling and LGBT issues were relentlessly promoted in schools.
On 12 December 2012, in a victory for free speech, the House of Lords voted to reform a controversial law that criminalised ‘insulting’ words or behaviour.
‘If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear’, wrote George Orwell. Nearly 75 years ago Animal Farm was published. Famously, its author, George Orwell, believed that real liberty must involve the freedom to call out lies.
Fifty years ago the great Christian thinker Francis Schaeffer wrote Escape from Reason.
We’re occasionally asked why we don’t campaign on such and such a topic – most frequently poverty and the environment.
By 1660, the British people were crying out for a king. Most had never fully taken to the Cromwellian vision of a republic. A return to a monarchy was inevitable, but not without opposition.
