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James Macintyre is Managing Editor of Christian Today.
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Tom Wright warns that modern secularism leads to a 'dark place' in wide-ranging interview
Tom Wright, the leading New Testament scholar, has warned that modern secularism could lead the world into a 'dark place' similar to that of pre-Christian times.
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Is the Tory party racist? The question that got me sued
The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB), backed by the Tory peer and (Muslim) former party chair Baroness Warsi, has called for an independent inquiry into Islamophobia in the Conservative party.
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Evangelical Alliance warns Theresa May not to 'interfere' in Northern Ireland's abortion law
The Evangelical Alliance has issued a stark warning to Theresa May not to 'interfere' in Northern Irish affairs when it comes to abortion, saying the UK government 'cannot' legislate on the matter as it is devolved.
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Reclaiming evangelicalism: How US churches are distancing themselves from Donald Trump
The National Association of Evangelicals, which represents 45,000 churches across 40 different denominations, this weeksought to clarify who evangelicals are when the word has been conflated with support for Donald Trump.
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Fresh from Royal wedding, Bishop Michael Curry protests Trump's White House
Bishop Michael Curry, who wowed the world when preaching at the Royal wedding at the weekend, will take his stardust to the White House this evening in a candle-lit vigil protesting against a 'dangerous crisis of moral and political leadership'.
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The Westminster wolf pack: Why Speaker John Bercow is more bullied than bullying
It is business as usual today for the Speaker of the House of Commons as the pack of Westminster wolves seek with increasing desperation to hound him out of office.
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Tears and hope at Manchester Cathedral memorial service for the 22 who lost their lives in last year's attack
Twenty two candles shone out on the altar of Manchester Cathedral this afternoon representing the 22 who lost their lives in last year's terrorist attack, made from the wax of the thousands of candles left in memorials in the city in the wake of the Manchester Arena bombing of an Ariana Grande concert.
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Lena Wesström: Pastor in Sweden suspected kidnapped and murdered
Lena Wesström, 45, went missing on May 15 and a body was found on Saturday in a forest near her home in Örebro which police 'strongly suspect' is that of Wesström, according to Swedish reports.
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Ireland's vote on abortion: Why referendums are lethally dangerous
Referendums, the tool of dictators including Hitler, are lethally divisive, and do not bring any kind of closure on issues, as we have seen so clearly in the case of the Brexit referendum in 2016
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INTERVIEW: Mark Meynell on how he preaches Christ's light in the darkness of depression
It's not every day in the prosperous West that you find yourself talking to an evangelical preacher who confesses to such daily suffering. But Mark Meynell has the air of a true grown up.
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Pope Francis tells gay abuse victim: 'God loves you just the way you are'
A victim of clerical sex abuse has said Pope Francis told him God made him gay, that his sexuality 'does not matter' and that God and the pope love him as he is.
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O Jerusalem: A love letter to the tragic, ever-divided Holy City
What is that hint of magic in the souks and ancient Roman streets that wind through the Old City, that sense of eternal mystery that survives the onslaught of tourists and tat?
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Bishops condemn Israel 'unequivocally' over 'horrifying' use of live bullets in Gaza
The bishop of Southwark Christopher Chessun, who regularly travels to Gaza, has said he is 'horrified' at the use of fire by Israeli forces which led to 60 deaths on the Strip yesterday and condemned Israel's actions 'unequivocally'.
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The growing Christian divide: Gaza, Israel and why US evangelicals are increasingly isolated
Each year without fanfare, the Catholic bishops of England and Wales lead a delegation to Gaza as well as elsewhere in the Middle East, underlining that Church's special commitment to the region including the Strip.
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Gaza: Funerals for 58 killed by Israeli forces as world condemns bloodiest day since 2014
Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, says he is 'grieving the tragic loss of life' as funerals for the 58 people who were killed yesterday in Gaza by Israeli forces will take place today, amid further protests on what is the 70th anniversary of the 'Nakba'.
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