Nick Spencer unpacks the tension at the heart of the Christian faith.
Nick Spencer unpacks the tension at the heart of the Christian faith.
Nick Spencer explains how coercion came to seem ok to some Christians – and the irony of that.
Nick Spencer weighs some good and very bad reasons why human rights didn’t develop sooner.
Marilynne Robinson explains what people at her book signings reveal about perceptions of the church today.
Albert J. Raboteau addresses the use of Christian faith as a weapon.
Edwin Judge traces back to its source the principle that it’s the heart that matters.
Francis Spufford has some advice for what to do with the worst things Christians have done.
John Lennox’s personal experience of sectarian violence influences what he thinks true Christianity looks like.
John Stackhouse describes what happens when clergy seek wealth and power.
John Stackhouse asks what took Christians so long to come round to obviously good ideas.
Karen Armstrong notes how good we are at ignoring the log in our eye.
Karen Armstrong says that we are forked and divided creatures.
