July 16, 2020

Even excommunication is better than cancellation Cancel and be damned: today's hyper-puritan mob justice offers no chance of redemption

Giles Fraser

02.07

The Church shouldn’t hide its sordid past If you pretend everything is perfect, there will be no grounds for redemption

Giles Fraser

11.06

How cancel culture makes liars of us all For fear of never being forgiven, we pretend to be better than we are

Giles Fraser

07.05

Zoom takes away a piece of our souls Video conferencing is a wonderful lifeline. But it's also subtly dehumanising

Giles Fraser

13.04

Why do we all still love CS Lewis? A writer who should be unfashionable continues to defy the fate of so many contemporaries

Michael Coren

12.04

In a bewildering world, Easter brings hope Sickness, grief and death are everywhere, but the Christian story helps us endure

Graham Tomlin

10.04

When Christ conquered Caesar Nero's followers believed he would rise from the dead; the Easter story is even more radical

Tom Holland

26.03

The bright side of death Lent reminds us that uncomfortable periods of life can offer us a great deal of wisdom

Giles Fraser

17.03

Why had we never heard of Wuhan? Chinese megacities are changing the world. Knowing about only Beijing and Shanghai is no longer enough

Peter Franklin

09.03

How political correctness went mad Standing for liberal values means defending opinions that we fundamentally disagree with

Tim Farron

03.01

In praise of failed resolutions A reminder of our imperfections can spur us on to greater things

Polly Mackenzie

28.11

Where in Britain does ‘do God’? New polling finds that faith is more vigorous in the cities, especially in places shaped by migration

Giles Fraser