Should Politics be Free from Faith?
In my last post, I wrote about some kind feedback I had received about my writing and went on to […]
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On Daring to Express a Political Opinion
As I was chatting to some people recently, our conversation turned to the articles I write for the village magazines. […]
When even the best is a mixed bag
When I was a teenager, I read a funny novel about a detective whose techniques were decidedly 20th century, even […]
Overcoming Writer’s Block
Somebody asked me last month how I think of the subjects to write about in these letters. I told him […]
Are We Being Deceived?
As a Christian, I have always been somewhat suspicious of the way that the conflict in Northern Ireland has been […]
A Taxing Concern
It’s that time of year when I realise that I need to set some time aside in my diary to […]
Wise Citizenship
Through the wonders of Twitter, I am loosely in contact with the son of the vicar who baptised me when […]
A Life of Service
I have two lasting memories of the Silver Jubilee celebrations (I know what you’re saying – “You don’t look old […]
Life-Changing Moments
Occasionally, the world presents us with situations that make us re-evaluate the way we think about life. Two years ago, […]
Deja Vu
There’s a line in the Bible’s Book of Ecclesiastes which reads simply, “There is nothing new under the sun.” It […]