A friend has drawn my attention to two articles in the Daily Telegraph (my, you know you are getting old when you start to say `Amen' at the end of articles in the DT). The first concerns Richard Dawkins, who has caused a storm by stopping any foul-mouthed whacko who wants from posting on his...

The UK has altered its guidelines regarding the matter of assisted suicide, and this in a way which places more emphasis upon the motivation of the agent. It does not legalise mercy killing and, as the Director of Public Prosecutions says, does not on paper make prosecution more or less likely; but...

I wish I could claim to have written the article to which Justin links. The point is so obvious -- that Mr Woods owes us (i.e., everybody but his wife and kids) nothing -- it is sad sign of the times that it needs to be made. It speaks of an age of voyeurs and massive sense of entitlement. Yet...

In this chapter, Paul addresses issues of lawsuits among believers and (again) sexual immorality. At the heart of both lies the notion that Christians are meant to walk to the beat of a different drum. As they are to reject worldly criteria for judging their leaders, so they are also to reject...