Church of England
What does the Anti-Racism report mean for the Church?
The Church of England cannot afford to kowtow to all of the demands made by the Church’s Anti-Racism Taskforce
A rascal – but leave it at that
We need to mind our language when describing those with whom we disagree
Our national spiritual leaders have fallen short
Why aren’t churches straining at the boundaries Caesar has fenced them off with?
Tolerance? Intolerable!
National debate used to be encouraged by the Anglican state — but those days are fast disappearing
Bishops’ different hymnsheet
The Church of England has worked to broaden its diversity of background, but its diversity of opinion has declined
Grasping for the divine
The church has lost its way but our need for lasting purpose remains
The NHS is the new Church — Militant and Triumphant
The clinical decisions rushed through in March had a single goal: to protect the reputation of the NHS
Learning to love on Twitter
Our online behaviour is, if the last two months are anything to go by, depressing
A heavenly perspective
Thoughts on the plague with St Pauls’ greatest dean, John Donne
Priests and palaces
The Archbishops don’t realise the significance of the church building
Renaissance prince
Wide-ranging interest and inquiry no longer seems compatible with those who bear the pressures of public life
Make a bonfire of Dr Seuss
Titania McGrath on how book burning is the only way to defeat fascism
Banking party poopers
When we set up the Reclaim Party, we met every type of establishment obstacle
Moving beyond the text
La Clemenza di Tito, Geneva
Remembering James R. Flynn: scholar and free speech advocate
Paul du Quenoy offers an appreciation of the late scholar and free speech advocate James R. Flynn
Front line dictator
What the death of Idriss Deby Itno in battle means for the fight against Islamic terrorism
Johanna Martzy/Michael Mann (DG Eloquence)
The fruits of Michael Mann’s musical career is neither one thing nor another; trapped between Weimar modernism and American consumerism
Why the narrative on Britain’s role in the slave trade is misleading
Britain’s bleak record with the slave trade makes a horrible story, but it is one not helped by getting it wrong
Letter from Washington: Biden ends America’s longest war
Oliver Wiseman on the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan this week
Arthur Bryant’s floating doters
W. Sydney Robinson, the historian’s latest biographer, discovered that his subject was without scruple in matters of the heart