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Should the UK leave the European Convention on Human Rights?

Post author:Julian Rivers
Post published:6 January 2026
Post category:News

The Council of Europe ((I am grateful to John Duddington, Peter Frost, David McIlroy and, as ever, the members of the Cambridge Papers editorial group for their extensive engagement with…

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Living virtuously with AI chatbots

Post author:Christopher Townsend
Post published:24 October 2025
Post category:News

Introducing AI chatbots AI chatbots,((For a full list of AI chatbots and the categories of their use, see: <https://originality.ai/blog/ai-chatbot-list>.)) such as ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini, are based on Large Language…

The Old Testament prophets and human flourishing

Post author:Tony Watkins
Post published:12 July 2025
Post category:News

Introduction In the modern world it is very easy to drift through a shallow version of life, experiencing fleeting pleasures, concerned only with the surface. Social media is designed to…

Abuse within evangelical churches and organisations: Addressing the vulnerabilities

Post author:Christopher Townsend
Post published:5 April 2025
Post category:News

‘There will be terrible times in the last days. People will be … unholy, … without self-control, brutal, … lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God … Have nothing…

Dark spiritual encounters and hidden dangers: The enduring wisdom of classical theology

Post author:Christopher Townsend
Post published:27 January 2025
Post category:News

Introduction G. K. Chesterton, creator of the Father Brown stories and author of Orthodoxy, came within a few steps of becoming a worshipper, not of God, but the devil. In…

A Christian response to chronic pain

Post author:Christopher Townsend
Post published:13 September 2024
Post category:News

What is chronic pain? As anyone who has quickly let go of a saucepan that is too hot to handle knows, acute pain can be useful. Indeed, the absence of…

The Israel-Hamas War and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Post author:Colin Chapman
Post published:10 July 2024
Post category:News

Introduction Hamas’s brutal attack on 7 October 2023, and Israel’s war on Hamas in Gaza have brought the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to a head. ‘Gaza,’ writes Tareq Baconi, ‘is one microcosm,…

The ethic of innocence: lessons from early nineteenth-century Christian moral reformers

Post author:Christopher Townsend
Post published:6 April 2024
Post category:News

Introduction Momentous cultural shifts took place during early nineteenth-century Britain (circa 1790 to 1840). Attitudes to public morality were transformed and Christian moral reformers were at the forefront of these…

Cashing Out? Biblical thoughts on the future of money

Post author:Paul Mills
Post published:29 December 2023
Post category:News

Introduction We are living through tumultuous times in monetary affairs. After a decade of record low, even negative interest rates, inflation has returned with a vengeance and interest rates have…

Integrity in scientific research: A Christian perspective

Post author:A.J. Nickerson
Post published:28 September 2023
Post category:News

‘Research carried out with a high level of integrity upholds values of honesty, rigour, transparency and open communication, as well as care and respect for those involved in research and…

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Should the UK leave the European Convention on Human Rights?

Living virtuously with AI chatbots

The Old Testament prophets and human flourishing

Abuse within evangelical churches and organisations: Addressing the vulnerabilities

Dark spiritual encounters and hidden dangers: The enduring wisdom of classical theology

A Christian response to chronic pain

The Israel-Hamas War and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

The ethic of innocence: lessons from early nineteenth-century Christian moral reformers

Cashing Out? Biblical thoughts on the future of money

Integrity in scientific research: A Christian perspective

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