There is no denying Harry’s popularity as ‘Book 6′ breaks all sales records. And amongst certain branches of Christianity the debate seems to rumble on about whether or not Christians should be reading about ‘witchcraft’ and the like (a really good summary article of both positions here). But having finished reading The Deathly Hallows yesterday, [...]
Posts from ‘July, 2007’
Sex, self-expression and secularism.
According to the recent High Court ruling, a school girl was not discriminated against when she was Banned from wearing a ‘purity ring’. I think that this was a good result. As Christians we are called to live in submission to the earthly authorities, except when to do so would be in contradiction with the [...]
Wycliffe woes in perspective
It was nice to see The Guardian, not usually slow to attack anything to do with evangelical Christianity, publishing a positive piece by Jonathan Aitken about the ‘problems’ at Wycliffe Hall. Aitken seems to place some of the exaggerated newspaper claims in context, and in particular to suggest that they largely boil down to a [...]
