Is the C of E going broke in the pandemic?
By Andrew Brown Will the Church of England go broke in the pandemic? The question seems absurd: apart from the incalculable worth represented by cathedrals,
By Andrew Brown Will the Church of England go broke in the pandemic? The question seems absurd: apart from the incalculable worth represented by cathedrals,
Comment by Andrew Brown Underneath the workings of the coronavirus, all the old religious hatreds simmer on. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the
By Andrew Brown Two of the most dangerous conspiracy theories about the coronavirus are being peddled by men who claim religious authority. The idea that
By Andrew Brown Not since 1205 have the church buildings of England all been closed. Even then, there was no ban on Christians gathering together.
By Andrew Brown All over Britain, people are praying for the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, after he was admitted into the intensive care unit of
By Andrew Brown 25 March 2020 Between 30,000 and 70,000 people will die of the coronavirus in Britain this year, according to calculations released yesterday,
Andrew Brown, journalist and commentator, explores moral dilemmas in the face of the coronavirus. What is the right thing to do when the consequences cannot
Andrew Brown, journalist and commentator, suggests German laws allowing assisted suicide rest on the principle that individual autonomy is an inalienable right – a metaphysical
