A society that is wealthier but with greater levels of inequality is likely to do worse on a wide range of social indicators than a poorer but more equitable society.

Karl Barth said, “To clasp the hands in prayer is the beginning of an uprising against the disorder of the world.” Matt Anslow discusses the public significance of prayer in protests.

A society that is wealthier but with greater levels of inequality is likely to do worse on a wide range of social indicators than a poorer but more equitable society.

A loving call to Western Christians to reflect upon what it means to be a member of a body that is often hard-pressed by travail and persecution.

Why is it that the legalisation of active euthanasia for competent adults with strict guidelines has so quickly led to the practice and eventually legalisation of active euthanasia for children and even (effectively) infants?

Do I need to be “fixed up” before I can help others? What is the balance between self-care and self-less service?

'A Public Faith' could be the replacement for Niebuhr's 'Christ and Culture' for the current generation.

Like the manager in the story, we participate in an economic system that exploits people and destroys community. From our compromised, colluding position, what can we do to redistribute wealth and rebuild community? Can we, like that manager, subvert the system?

Many of us crave and seek out experiences of nature or wilderness; that need to get away to a place unspoilt or at least largely unoccupied by others. And yet what place is truly wild anymore?

If ethics is the vocation to love, what does it mean to love God and love our neighbours as ourselves? What does it mean to love if the Law stops being a vehicle for love? When the Law ceases to function as a conduit for love, all is not lost, for love can bend the rules.