27 Aug 2020 - 1:09am

England will miss our Church when it’s gone Without the steadying influence of Anglicanism, our politics could descend again into extremism

Mary Harrington

30.07

Why it’s time to take ‘wokeness’ seriously Rationalism is starting to look a bit cringe, and faith is making a comeback

Mary Harrington

04.06

Trump’s biblical power play The President's curious photo-op had little to do with religion

Giles Fraser

12.04

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

Graham Tomlin

19.03

Coronavirus has locked my congregation out It is heartbreaking to celebrate Mass in an empty church

Giles Fraser

06.02

How Kenya became a tyranny of the minority The late Daniel arap Moi mobilised faith and identity to rule with an iron fist

Christopher Rhodes

30.12

Our modern parenting is making monsters To make children constantly choose is to abdicate one’s responsibility for being a parent

Giles Fraser

25.12

Why aren’t we all atheists? Francis Spufford's book, <i>Unapologetic</i>, makes the case for God in terms of feelings

Elizabeth Oldfield

10.12

Why do British teens think life is meaningless? According to a new OECD report, British schoolchildren are having an existential crisis

Freddie Sayers

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

31.10

What’s so unethical about my Jordan Peterson movie? Many people don't like seeing the human side of the polarising professor

Patricia Marcoccia

22.08

How I found God on Twitter

Darren Grimes