This is very good. The best articulation I’ve heard.

This New Yorker cover is the best New Yorker cover I’ve ever seen.

“The women are so strong!” You’ll love this little one’s commentary as she watches women’s Olympic weightlifting with her father. It’s clear that she’s drawing inspiration from these female role models; a great reminder that representation matters for children. As the great

Brilliant from Jess Phillips

Please read my statement on the withdrawal of funding from the Inter Faith Network UK.

“A ‘nice’ God is a figment of liberal imagination, a projection onto the sky of the inability to give up cherished illusions about goodness, freedom, & the rationality of social actors” - Miroslav Volf Quoted by Fleming Rutledge in her wonderfully stimulating book on the Crucifixion

HOLY WEEK ✝️ The whole Academy celebrated across 3 sites this morning - thanks to Blackburn Cathedral + St Luke’s Church Blackburn for hosting us and to Matt Britton/Vision for the inspiring retelling of the Easter Story. Well done to all students who took part in the services as well 👏

Today we teamed up with our friends at Blackburn Cathedral SaintWilfridsCofE Blackburn College Chaplaincy and The 180 Project to explore, with a few hundred young people, the story of Jesus becoming an outcast so we can be included. And we got free coffee. And the sun shone. #fullheart

Excellent article: thank you, ⁦Tim Stanley⁩

This is interesting because the basic arguement matches a recent Telegraph opinion piece - and it’s both correct and naive. It’s correct because the only way Brexit could have worked economically speaking was to use it to deregulate, lower business taxes, shrink the state etc.

Wise words from Dr Krish Kandiah OBE on Russell Brand.

Excellent rebuttal from Wes Streeting

I’m deeply grateful to @justinwelby for many reasons: - His grace in handling the very public revelation about his biological father, affirming that his true identity rests in God. - His strong, principled stance against the harmful Rwanda immigration deal. - His openness

Very sorry to hear of the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury - I have worked with him for a long time and have always been struck by his humility, openness, care and sense of public service.

Nothing I have seen or heard about the Smyth case has changed my view that @JustinWelby is a good man with a good heart, strong values and a commitment to public service. He was assured the police and other authorities were properly on the case. Yes, as he admits, he could have

“It is tragic that a primacy bringing such profound good in so many areas, conducted by a person of singular faith, courage, humility and integrity, should end like this.” #SamWells of St Martin-in-the-Fields on @JustinWelby’s resignation, via Mark Bryant on FB.

This from Isabel Hardman is good. Lord Falconer’s idea that secular people alone are ‘objective’, and that religious people are biased needs to be called out for what it is - philosophical nonsense. spectator.co.uk/article/in-pra…

Interesting that the right of personal choice and expression is paramount when it comes to assisted dying, yet isn't when it comes to footballers expressing their allegiance to Jesus.