Sebastian Tarwater
A word of caution about voting UKIP at the next EU elections
A protest vote for UKIP would not be in the interest of the common good both for the UK and for our international aid pledge
Church of England should lead the way on Living Wage
The concept of the living wage should not be politically controversial and is certainly deeply Christian
The US elections: Size matters
We often get sidetracked by comparing the generic left/right divide in almost equivalent terms in the US to here
Government drops consultation on abortion counselling
Health Minister Anna Soubry MP announced that the Government planned consultation on a review of how counselling is provided to women seeking an abortion would not go forward
How to regulate online gambling
We need to make it easy for problem gamblers to self exclude
The Liverpool Care Pathway and its discontents
An evaluation of the LCP and its implementation is crucial to maintain trust in this methodology of end of life care
Sunday trading and the Olympics
If Cameron is serious about encouraging the family and wanting to uplift the UK as Christian, he should honour the heritage of having a common day of rest
The sad Christian and gay bus ad campaigns
Christians need to know their audience
Assisted Suicide: The law should not be changed
By placing the DPPâs guidance on a statutory footing, the law would be eroded
Equal Civil Marriage: The consultation has been published
Even if more respondents say they oppose the proposals, the Government can still decide to go ahead with their plan
International Womenâs Day is about more than women
Let us celebrate the humanity of women and seek to help re-humanise how women are treated globally together
The interesting politics of marriage
An argument from history does not hold Anglicans in good stead, but the argument that it is God who defines marriage is something we must continue to uphold.
Good end-of-life care is better than legalising assisted suicide
this is a debate about aesthetics, or what it might mean to live with an embarrassing and often not very beautiful disease
Christopher Hitchensâs common grace
On real tyranny, the sort that sucks away the lifeblood of free societies, Hitchens was right
The politics of Christmas
Christmas will remain domesticated and apolitical. Just like most of our church life.
Politics, economics, welfare â the church should be engaged in it all
Isn't salvation for the world too?