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A good question: Do we have free will?
23/01/2015 | ReformEach month we ask one question and get four answers. This month: Do we have free will?
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This is an extract from the February 2015 edition of Reform.
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Opening Worship
23/01/2015 | ReformChurch buildings have become more accessible to people of differing abilities, but, asks Craig Bowman, how accessible is the worship that happens in them?
The church I am leading worship in is accessible to people of differing abilities. It has a … Read More
A letter from… Romania
23/01/2015 | ReformBéla Kató and Gábor Markó report on church property seizure in Romania
Our faith in the rule of law, which has lasted 25 years, vanished today [28 November], when the Ploiesti Court Board renationalised the Reformed Székely Mikó High School, … Read More
Niall Cooper: Join the society debate
23/01/2015 | ReformWhat Christians have to do with politics
With the general election approaching, 2015 is a year of decision. Our society is facing fundamental challenges: Rising levels of poverty, inequality and austerity, a housing crisis, challenges facing children and young people, … Read More
Murder mystery
23/01/2015 | ReformWhat does it take for a killer to find redemption? Peter Ranscombe turned to fiction to find out
It’s one of the most challenging questions raised by the Christian faith: Can a killer ever find redemption? If Adolf Hitler had … Read More
Christian activist: A lethal greed
23/01/2015 | ReformLinda Price counts the cost of meat
I’m not a vegetarian, but I’m working on it. I eat meat very occasionally, and when I do, I can no longer enjoy it because I know it’s not only the biggest cause … Read More

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