That might be the one and only upside to the extraordinary events in Ceuta yesterday: the death, at last, of euphemism. The impossibility of any longer dressing up the West’s suicidal abandonment of ...
The president of the territory, Juan Jesus Vivas, has declared a ‘total humanitarian and social emergency’, with at least 60 migrants washing up dead in the last few months and camps completely ...
I noticed this comment from Father Richard Woods, a retired parish priest in Canterbury Diocese which I thought worth sharing more widely: Why I despair at the hierarchy of the Church of England.
Taxpayer-funded ‘Queer Milk’ sessions co-opt children into trans activists’ depraved fantasies. There were once moral red lines. Children were not to be used to gratify adult desires, and the state ...
She spoke directly with her interior minister, convened the relevant government bodies, and said Italy was prepared to act with what she called extraordinary measures, including suspending the ...
Among the four things that had “especially gripped” him were “the cries of pain and anguish, disappointment, anger, and lament, and also of trust, thanks, and hope” in the interviews, which echoed the ...
Dame Sarah Mullally tours Cape Coast Castle, acknowledging the Church of England’s historical complicity in the transatlantic slave trade amid ongoing debates over institutional reparations.
EU-backed groups promoted an international right to assisted suicide and government-sanctioned euthanasia programs in negotiations of a new legally binding UN treaty on the rights of older persons ...
The response to the attack is the latest example of how identity politics is beginning to break down under its own contradictions. For instead of anger, there were anxious appeals not to let the ...
Our age has hardly changed, as we currently live in the cult of empathy, which relates to the second type of pity depicted by Zweig. I recall from my own experience, even during my university times, ...
Some 20,000 volumes of Christian books and ministry resources — many of them written by the late Barnabas Aid International founder and director Dr. Patrick Sookhdeo — have been summarily destroyed ...
The Times reports that amid threats of legal action from JK Rowling, the human rights charity is facing complaints from 11 organisations (including Anglican Mainstream) for its gender-critical report ...
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