Holding an opposing view is not ‘imposing’ belief on the assisted dying debate
Opposing interventions from believers on dishonesty grounds is a sinister development in public debate. 16/06/2025
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Theos chides critics of religious opponents of assisted dying
‘Claiming that your opponents are fundamentally lying for covert (religious) reasons is not an appealing way of conducting public debate’. 13/06/2025
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The story of Noah’s flood will never go out of fashion
Nick Spencer reflects on the cultural history of Noah’s flood for The Spectator. 03/04/2025
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Jonathan Sumption: why voters have lost faith in democracy
Why have voters lost faith in democracy? Nick Spencer interviews Jonathan Sumption for The Tablet to get to the root of the issue. 03/04/2025
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I love being a mother but there is a dark side
Chine McDonald reflects on Mother’s Day in Credo column for The Times. The maternal experience is more than just flowers and cards. 29/03/2025
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The Great Overcorrection
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction – but how often do we choose to overreact? Nick Spencer writes for Comment. 27/03/2025
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