by Archive | Oct 17, 2007
Excerpted from The Christian Struggle With Christianity (New Statesman, 16 October 2007) which reflects on the case of a Vatican high-flier unpleasantly ‘outed’ in a recent ‘TV sting’: “[W]hen countries began introducing legislation...
by Archive | Oct 17, 2007
The state does not fund clergy to go about their business in the community at large and so the obvious question is why should it fund them in prisons, hospitals, or the armed forces? The obvious answer is that the provision of chaplaincy in these circumstances...
by Archive | Oct 17, 2007
The state does not fund clergy to go about their business in the community at large and so the obvious question is why should it fund them in prisons, hospitals, or the armed forces? The obvious answer is that the provision of chaplaincy in these circumstances...
by Archive | Oct 17, 2007
Almost a quarter of parents in London would lie about their faith to get their children into school, according to a new survey. 23% of London respondents to a poll commissioned by the Children’s Society said they would give false information, such as lying about...
by Archive | Oct 17, 2007
Almost a quarter of parents in London would lie about their faith to get their children into school, according to a new survey. 23% of London respondents to a poll commissioned by the Children’s Society said they would give false information, such as lying about...
