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Life beyond LGBT

Matthew Grech, who used to be gay, and former trans Libby Littlewood speak to Christian Today about why it's so important that ex-LGBT voices are heard too.

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The importance of integrity and truth for Christians working in the media

"Speaking the truth can be threatening and costly. Jesus ended up on a cross for it," said Tim Pemberton, Head of Religion and Ethics for the BBC's audio output. …

Assisted suicide opponents optimistic after Lords debate

Right to Life UK said it is unlikely Baroness Meacher's Assisted Dying Bill will become law. …

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• How the Church can stand in the gap as social care fails

  

  The need to distance has been removed now, and it's an opportunity for churches to step up their help. …

• The Queen and her Christian faith

  

  The strange paradox is that the Queen's virtues are admired on all sides, but stripped of the recognition that they are profoundly Christian in character. …

• Vaccine passports in Australia: when segregation becomes the law of the land

  

  It is personal choice that must be protected if we are to be the people God has called us to be. …

• The question of religion and public benefit

  

  Stephen Evans, CEO of the National Secular Society, has asked to respond to a recent analysis of its report, "For the Public Benefit? – the case for removing the advancement of religion as a charitable purpose", produced by David Robertson on behalf of Christian Today. Mr Evans' response is published here in full in the interests of public debate around this important issue. …

• 'Manifesting' might be the latest Gen Z craze but the Church has its own version too

  

  The New Age concept of 'manifesting' - thinking something into being - is not so different from the idea of 'name it and claim it' popular in some corners of the Church. …

• The steady erasure of 'women' in the pro-abortion movement

  

  Airbrushing 'women' out of gendered existence by subordinating them within a broader group of "pregnant people" is both morally repugnant and insulting. …

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• The Assisted Dying Bill poses the wrong answer to the right question

  

  Nola Leach, CEO of CARE, responds to the Assisted Dying Bill now proceeding to committee stage after a lengthy debate in the House of Lords. …

• Pro-life group describes 'distressing' abuse at Oxford University Freshers' Fair

  

  Oxford Students for Life said activists tried to bin pro-life material from their stall at the Oxford University Freshers' Fair. The university has sided with the pro-life group. …

• David Amess suspect charged with murder

  

  A 25-year-old man arrested after the attack on Sir David Amess last Friday has been charged with murder by police. …

• 1,700 doctors and nurses rally against assisted suicide

  

  The doctors and nurses have told Sajid Javid in a letter that they will refuse to take part in assisted suicides if the practice is legalised. …

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  The joylessness of cancel culture

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  Britain can be friends with the world but it shouldn't lose itself in the process

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  Kidnapped Christian teenager Leah Sharibu is still alive, says pastor

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  Faith leaders in joint stand against legalisation of assisted suicide

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  Gang behind kidnap of missionaries in Haiti demands $17m

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• Bill to stop abortion up to birth for disabilities passes committee stage

  

  A Bill to abolish discriminatory abortion rules for disabled babies in Northern Ireland took a step closer to becoming law today. …

• Abraham and the welcoming of guests

  

  Next time we read the famous stories of Abraham welcoming his three guests, trying to save the people of Sodom and Gomorrah, and taking on G-d, let's just step back and think of the nature of service. …

• Michael Nazir-Ali says he had 'no choice' but to leave Church of England

  

  Former Church of England bishop Michael Nazir-Ali has defended his decision to join the Catholic Church. …

• Public are concerned about link between online porn and sexual violence against women and girls - study

  

  A majority of UK adults fear that online porn is driving sexual violence against women and girls, a poll has found. …