An open letter to my MP (and yours) on assisted suicide
This new law would not be a mild change to the law, enabling a compassionate approach to a few suffering people who need it. This would be a fundamental change in society, written into law.
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The suicidal religion of autonomy
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What does obedient leadership look like in the face of laws to kill babies?
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Why the appointment of the next Archbishop of Canterbury may prove challenging
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The little known story of England's first evangelical Queen
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After Welby's resignation, what happens now?
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The real reason Welby should have resigned
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How did it come to this? Welby in retrospect
There is no modern precedent for an Archbishop of Canterbury to be forced into a resignation in the way we have seen this week. Maybe those of us in the Church of England feel like we have no words left, looking at the crisis as it unfolded, and now wondering what will come next.
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