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  • 1 Dec 2010
    I'm Not Ashamed either - but I'm not backing this campaign

    I am not ashamed to be a Christian active in public life, but I am not backing the "Not Ashamed" campaign or marking Not Ashamed Day. The campaign aims to encourage only a certain sort of Christian to engage in particular forms of public life.

  • 24 Oct 2010
    Follow the Gospel, resist the cuts

    For some Christians, coalition cuts and the "Big Society" are an opportunity for churches to extend their influence by taking over services run by the state. But the Gospel is not about increasing our own influence. In seeking to love our neighbours as ourselves, we need to be ready to stand up and resist a vicious assault on the welfare state.

  • 26 May 2010
    Pro-god and anti-god publicity campaigns
  • 26 May 2010
    'Pro-God' advert provokes record number of public complaints

    An advertisement campaign run by the hard-line Christian Party has headed up the Advertising Standards Authority’s Top 10 most complained about adverts in 2009.

  • 10 May 2010
    The claims of the Christian Party

    British Christians have firmly rejected sectarian party politics by offering almost no support at all to the Christian Party, who secured less than two per cent of the vote in each of the 71 constituencies they contested.

  • 6 May 2010
    Why I'm not voting for the Christian Party

    For the first time in a British general election, significant numbers of voters will today have the opportunity to support candidates from parties described specifically as “Christian”. Symon Hill hopes that very few of them will choose to do so.

  • 5 May 2010
    Religion and the general election

    The role of religion in the general election is far from straightforward. Politicians and the media need to recognise the diversity of religious engagement with politics on a much wider range of issues than they sometimes seem to notice.

  • 3 May 2010
    Christian Party defends candidate accused of racism

    The Christian Party has defended a candidate accused of racism while apologising for his remarks. John Harrold, standing in the Vale of Glamorgan, said immigrants should "go home".

  • 30 Apr 2010
    Why the Christian Party isn't pro-life

    In the Law and Order section of the Christian Party manifesto they pledge to:

    "Raise the motorway speed limit to 90mph".

    Putting aside the obvious environmental implications of the increase in CO2 emissions of such a policy, the Parliamentary Transport Committee estimates that an increase in the speed limit from 70mph to just 80mph would result in a 10 per cent rise in casualties.

  • 30 Apr 2010
    Christian Party has questions to answer over ex-BNP candidate

    This week it was revealed that the Christian Party's candidate for Croydon Central, James Gitau, was a member of the far-right British National Party