Autonomy
There are those who argue for assisted dying on the basis of a patient’s “right to die” as an extension of their right to life. One high profile example of this was Diane Pretty, who had motor neurone disease, who went to the European Court of Human Rights to contest this from the Human [...]
Author Archive
5 Nov
Bob Kauflin: Sure and Steadfast
Bob reminds us that the most important thing as a Church is to be sure and steadfast, not to seek to be relevant, cool etc at the expense of the gospel which saves us.
21 Oct
Suffering according to the will of God
“Let those who suffer according to God’s will entrust their souls to a faithful Creator while doing good.” 1 Peter 4:19:
John Bunyan had a pretty miserable life in many ways, yet he has some of the best things to say about God’s sovereignty in suffering and its ultimate fruitfulness. In his book Seasonable Counsel or [...]
21 Oct
Wilson: poor quality atheism
Found this on the Huffingdon Post today in the run-up to the release of the Collision documentary:
The atheistic worldview is nothing if not inherently reductionistic, whether this is admitted or not. Everything that happens is a chance-driven rattle-jattle jumble in the great concourse of atoms that we call time. Time and chance acting on matter [...]
