You don’t have to be around Christians very long before you hear someone saying, ‘do you really think you should be doing that?’ or, perhaps
ethics
A bit less religon please, we’re religious
In yesterday’s Times (paywall), Sarah Tor made the following comments regarding hymns in church schools: As a Muslim who attended a Christian school, I say
But it worked out for me!
I have noticed a a tendency to argue in line with the title of this post quite a lot. Let me give you some examples
Ventilators and value
Two recent news stories caught my eye in the midst of lock down. The first, on the BBC website, was headlined: Blind ‘not vulnerable enough’
Peter Singer, utilitarianism and the problem with after-birth abortion
Peter Singer has long been known as a leading philosopher advocating utilitarianism. Here, Sally Phillips speaks with Frank Skinner about a documentary in which Singer
Rev Barry Trayhorn forced to resign for quoting Bible in chapel
The salient facts of this case are these: HMP Littlehey is a category C men’s prison and Young Offender institute in Cambridgeshire. Chapel is entirely voluntary.