On this day: Lords reject assisted dying law
On 7 July 2009, the House of Lords rejected Lord Falconer’s attempt to introduce assisted dying.
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The Government has taken a knife to the heart of marriage
Earlier this month, Parliament voted to tear up our divorce laws. MPs stripped away numerous safeguards, meaning people can now get out of their marriages more easily than a mobile phone contract.
‘RSE Day’ should remind parents that schools need to consult with them
Today marks ‘RSE Day’, a newly-conceived attempt to promote the controversial Relationships and Sex Education subject by Nottingham City Council and now being pushed by lobby group the Sex Education Forum (SEF).
On this day: Remembering the life and work of Francis Schaeffer
On 15 May 1984, Francis Schaeffer, the renowned Christian thinker, went to be with the Lord.
‘Help, not hate’ – How Franklin Graham’s field hospital exposes anti-Christian intolerance
You would have thought that a field hospital set up by a charity and staffed largely by volunteers to help sick individuals in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis would have been universally welcomed, applauded, even celebrated.
A dazzling theatre for God’s glory
by Dr Sharon James