Giles Fraser laments the unlikely alliance between some vociferous atheists and religious fundamentalism

The relationship between Christian theology and law is disputed and complex. Jesus railed against the lawyers for not understanding, and Paul contrasted a faith based on grace with one rooted in law. It would take volumes to discuss it, but even the most unbiased observer should see that the law is not an unambiguously good thing in the Christian tradition.

As a Christian in the UK I'm protected by the law against discrimination - and I'm grateful for it. No one can legally deny me access to goods and services because of my faith. No one is allowed to put a sign up in their hotel window that reads 'No Christians' - or 'No Muslims' for that matter.

How Jesus turns monarchy on its head

How ecclesial power betrays the God of Jesus

Why university Christians should not reduce faith to cultural conflict

How the BA row misses the real offence of the Cross

How some evangelicals miss the mess of incarnation

How the spirit of the Putney Debates lives on

Jesus the wastrel confounds our politicking