If someone at Glastonbury had made a racist or anti-Muslim chant, the BBC would have pulled the plug - people in the crowd would have booed - maybe a worker would have cut the power. But because it was just a call for a genocide of Jews, everyone just smiled and sang along.

In the 1879 Wimbledon final, the Vicar of Burneston defeated a man who would later be convicted of murdering a Swedish widow in Monte Carlo. Don’t get more late Victorian than that.

Article xxii ‘THE Romish Doctrine concerning Purgatory, Pardons, Worshipping, and Adoration, as well of Images as of Reliques, and also invocation of Saints, is a fond thing vainly invented, and grounded upon no warranty of Scripture, but rather repugnant to the Word of God.’

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Isaiah has a lot to say about exile and refugees. 🇺🇸 Homeland Security missed the memo.

Johann Sebastian Bach's monumental Mass in B minor, completed in 1749, stands as an unparalleled masterpiece in the canon of classical music, widely celebrated for its profound emotional depth, intricate counterpoint, and soaring melodic lines. This monumental work, a summation

Judging from this NYT op ed piece, Professor Morton is a well-intentioned person. To her credit, she admits that there needs to be more grappling with conservative perspectives on college and university campuses. She doesn't seem to understand, however, that the non-strawman

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My ancestors were Christians and followed our Lord before the Western world became Christian. It's not our fault you think Christianity started with Billy Graham.

🧵Britain isn’t a Christian nation anymore. Why? Because Britons stopped being Christians. Been thinking a lot about this excellent speech this week. It’s not immigration or Islam that emptied our Churches. It’s indifference. Let’s talk about it. 👇⛪️

I’m Reformed. No surprise there. I love the doctrine of God’s sovereignty. I love the structure and weight of confessional theology. I love the sacraments, the seriousness, the systematic rigor. I love Calvin. I’ve read the Puritans until my eyes went blurry and gone round with

Something to this - and bigger than UK

In 2025 I've had so many conversations I didn't know were evangelistic til halfway through. They'll speak of church, Bible & how they want to "deepen their faith" (a common phrase) & I assume they're Christian. Then they say they're not—yet. Keeps happening! And it's so cool. >

How can a good God let you suffer and die? Tolkien said a 600 year old poem had the answer to this question He spent over 25 years reading, studying and teaching it to students Here’s the poem, and what it taught him about God, grief, and finding hope in the face of death…🧵

All I’ll say here, as someone who is not a Christian, is that the Catholic idea of a culture of life vs. a culture of death has substantially been vindicated, and the Catholics are right.

Brilliant Wallabies performance in a great game.

Heartfelt response from the Church of Pakistan to the appointment of the New Archbishop of Wales. This paragraph was particularly stirring. facebook.com/share/p/16Vjnt…

You may have seen this photo of an elderly woman captured by terrorists on October 7th. At 85 years of age she is the oldest Israeli hostage who was abducted by Hamas. Her name is Yaffa Adar and this is her story. 🧵1/25

Good day to buy a gold jersey. #wallabies

The Delight in Despising your Fathers ... Washington Irving was the source of the canard that people believed the world was flat before Columbus came around. Actually, people believed the world was round. They saw the earth's shadow on the moon: round. They assumed that the