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What now after those Welby comments?

The orthodox who remain in the Church of England face a difficult balancing act.

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Justin Welby's position on gay sex is not only theologically indefensible, it's logically irreconcilable

Christianity is not founded on feelings or being 'nice' to people, but on the revelation of God and of His Son, Jesus Christ, as set down in the Bible. No one who holds otherwise is fit to hold office in the Church. …

Fears for Christians in Nigeria after Boko Haram releases shocking execution video

Open Doors has expressed concern about Nigerian Christians living at risk of deadly attacks by Islamist extremists after a graphic video was released showing the brutal execution of four "infidels". …

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• Is Gen Z turning back towards traditional Christian morals and faith?

  

  It appears that the excesses of modern progressivism are inspiring more young adults to reject the liberal social norms of the past 50 years and turn to the traditional morals and beliefs of the Christian faith. …

• Can a 'parallel province' in the Church of England actually work?

  

  Moves to create a parallel leadership structure cannot change the legal reality in the established Church. …

• Nuns shelter 800 refugees from conflict in Lebanon

  

  "We are overwhelmed, and we can't receive any more." …

• The Archbishop of Canterbury's new position on sex and marriage: a 'journey' or a departure?

  

  It may well be religion, and fervent religion at that. But you can't claim it is Christianity. …

• Why Welby should resign

  

  Welby's logic is actually completely backwards. …

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• Campaigners call on Welsh Senedd to reject assisted suicide

  

  Campaigners opposed to assisted suicide are demonstrating outside the Welsh Senedd today as it debates a motion asking Westminster to make the practice legal in England and Wales. …

• Archbishop of Canterbury reveals ancestor's connections to slavery

  

  The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued a public statement after discovering an ancestor's connection to the slave trade in the Caribbean. …

• 12 reasons not to legalise assisted suicide

  

  MPs will be debating whether to legalise assisted suicide on 29 November when Kim Leadbeater's Bill is up for its second reading. However the bill is worded, there are multiple good reasons not to change the law on assisted suicide. …

• Welsh Senedd's rejection of assisted suicide welcomed

  

  A vote against assisted suicide in the Welsh Senedd has been welcomed by campaigners opposed to legalising the practice. …

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  Welcoming the first Global Day of Prayer for the Media

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  How much do we know about the brothers and sisters of Jesus?

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  Ending tax breaks for schools: should Christians object?

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• Who is my neighbour? Overcoming polarisation in politics

  

  Wherever such division lies, Jesus' message surely applies. He has called us all to consider who our neighbour is and how we can put aside our political differences to love them well. …

• Christians called to protect women and womanhood under 'new patriarchy' of trans ideology

  

  Transgender ideology is "deeply misogynistic" and Christians must work to protect the preciousness of women and femininity, a conference has heard. …

• Anglican Network in Europe inaugurates third diocese

  

  "The Anglican Network in Europe is still small, but it is a growing Province-in-Formation," said the Most Rev Laurent Mbanda, the Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Rwanda and Chair of the Gafcon Primates. …

• Christians called to act as UK faces 'worst ever threat of assisted suicide becoming law'

  

  "With huge pressure in the media and politics, we face the worst ever threat of assisted suicide becoming law. I urge you, please, to write to politicians to share your concerns." …