One of the myriad stories about Winston Churchill tells of a young civil servant who, having received a memo from the great man, ventured to correct a sentence and to… Read more about 'Data, media '...
One of the myriad stories about Winston Churchill tells of a young civil servant who, having received a memo from the great man, ventured to correct a sentence and to… Read more about 'Data, media '...
I’ m feeling miffed: no card from Nicola this year, even though for the past twelvemonth I’ve been so very polite about her. Read more about 'The Power of Christmas'...
Many problems afflict our poor country: problems such as the Pademic, the climate emergency, and the ever more threatening voices of grievance-groups unable to forgive historic injustices. Read more about 'Children in care'...
For the past two weeks the press, radio and television have given us saturation coverage of the Tokyo Olympics, much of it focused, inevitably, on stories of personal and national… Read more about 'Simone Biles and mental illness'...
Two great virtues are applauded in our modern world. One is a sense of humour, now a compulsory element in every obituary. Read more about 'Did Nature make a mess of human sexuality?'...
Of all the articles of the Apostles’ Creed the one most ignored by modern Evangelicals is the one in which we affirm, ‘I believe in the holy, catholic church. Read more about 'I believe in the holy catholic church'...
The previous posting highlighted the sovereignty of Jesus’ Jesus’ call to discipleship, but no less remarkable is that he was absolutely up-front about the cost, even to the extent that… Read more about 'Discipleship (2): The Cost'...
While I was doing my bit for the war-effort between 1940 and 1945 we lived ‘in the town’ in rooms at the corner of Stornoway’s Castle Street and Point Street. Read more about 'Racism and white superiority'...
The New Testament uses a wide range of terms to describe the relationship between Christ and his followers. Read more about 'Discipleship (1): The Call'...
Of all the doctrines proclaimed by the Christian pulpit the one the world finds most abhorrent is its insistence on the depravity of human nature. Read more about 'Human Depravity'...