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A good question: Has Christianity made the world better?
28/08/2018 | ReformOne question, four answers
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These are extracts from an article that was published in the September 2018 edition of Reform
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Labour antisemitism? Conservative Islamophobia? What’s going on?
28/08/2018 | ReformPaul Bickley investigates
In 2012, a graffiti artist painted a mural in Shoreditch, London. It depicts a Monopoly board covered in money, balanced on the backs of workers. According to the artist, the mural reflects on class politics and the … Read More
The World Council of Churches at 70
28/08/2018 | ReformThe World Council of Churches completed its first Assembly 70 years ago this month. Reform writers share their reflections
The World Council of Churches (WCC) is the most comprehensive ecumenical organisation in history. Its inaugural Assembly in Amsterdam, which sat … Read More
My Christian Ramadan
28/08/2018 | ReformMaggie Hindley spent a month eating nothing during daylight to observe Ramadan with her grandson. The result was a revelation
It’s a bright fresh June morning and it’s Eid. My grandson Muhammad has gone to the mosque for prayers and … Read More
Singled out
26/06/2018 | ReformIs your church welcoming to unmarried people? Are you sure? Catherine Francis considers the hidden pain of singles in the Church – and why it matters
Single people feel isolated, lonely and ignored in their churches, and many have given … Read More
Game changer
26/06/2018 | ReformHow a soccer tournament is transforming the way street children are seen and treated. Stephen Tomkins is on the sidelines
The Street Child World Cup was the brainchild of a pupil sitting in school assembly one day. A group of … Read More

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