Jean Vanier – prophet for our troubled times
Andy Walton reflects on the life and legacy of Jean Vanier (1928–2019). 07/05/2019
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Are we taking Christian teaching seriously? An uncompromising approach to debt and relationships
Dr Paul Mills argues that our Forgive Us Our Debts report is not radical enough in its recommendations. 03/05/2019
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Existential dreadnought: why Westminster Abbey shouldn’t be celebrating nuclear weapons
Ben Ryan argues that Britain’s nuclear deterrent is not an appropriate focus of thanks at a church service. 01/05/2019
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Taming the shapeshifting monster of debt
The UK Government is shifting debt from the public sector onto businesses and individuals, argues Barbara Ridpath. 30/04/2019
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Why the Bible’s subversive teaching on debt is more relevant than ever
Two decades on from the Jubilee 2000 campaign, Tim Jones identifies a new debt crisis emerging. The third in our debt series. 26/04/2019
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Cancel household debt: A radical idea to boost post–Brexit Britain
The second in our series on debt. Johnna Montgomery discusses whether we can re–engineer debt to build a sustainable, inclusive economy. 25/04/2019
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