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Church and State

What role should the Church play in public life? Some think that the decline of the Church in UK culture means we should keep our opinions to ourselves and allow rival worldviews to run society. But we are convinced that Jesus Christ, and his pattern for life, is not only the right way to live, but the best way to live. The Church should be confident in speaking into matters of policy and law, for the good of all.

Media Appearances

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Paul Huxley debates Derby Cathedral film screenings on BBC 5 Live Stephen Nolan show
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Andrea Williams welcomes GAFCON Jerusalem Letter
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GAFCON 2018: Vaughan Roberts interview

Articles

  • A bishop, a vicar and Mermaids: who's misleading whom?
    June 14th, 2019
    Andrea Minichiello Williams, lay member of the Church of England General Synod, comments on the developing story of the Bishop of Chelmsford’s response to John Parker’s resignation from the Church of England.
  • The progressive march of tyranny through the church
    May 8th, 2019
    Wilberforce Academy Director, Dr Joe Boot, argues that the Church has progressively stepped away from its legacy of cultural apologetics, and – in line with the changing culture – has begun preaching only a gospel message of personal salvation. This has opened the door to a charge of progressivism against Christian values, which only a reformation in the Church can turn around.
  • Book review: "The Virtue of Nationalism", Yoram Hazony, Basic Books, 2018
    May 3rd, 2019
    Tim Dieppe reviews new book, The Virtue of Nationalism, by Israeli academic Yoram Hazony. Hazony defends the notion of national freedom, as opposed to imperialism, showing how the Bible sets the vision for a world of independent nations. He says the new liberalism of the West is imperialistic and restricting basic freedoms in many nations. Tim concludes that this is an important book, well worth a read.

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