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From the earliest moments of human migration, we find examples of people dividing land according to family, tribe and need rather than the national borders we recognise today. Long before the world was divided into countries, the continents were vast landscapes inhabited by groups with no concept of the borders that would later define nations.… Read more…
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Perhaps Genesis reads as such a simple story because our minds could never fully grasp the true complexities of creation. God has given us the intellect to explore and learn about the world around us, yet we will eventually reach a point beyond which we cannot go, a realm of mystery the human mind cannot… Read more…
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Ethnicity reflects the story of human migration, beginning with the journey out of Africa and spreading across the globe. It shows how one culture evolved into the next. It also demonstrates how humans physically adapted to different climates. This evolution highlights the shared ancestral roots that connect everyone walking on the earth today. However, whilst… Read more…
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“You look down and realise we’re just humans on a planet and any of these differences and lines in the sand are drawn by us, and they are certainly not worth fighting over.” – NASA Astronaut, Colonel Anne McClain Understanding our shared biological origins is crucial, but recognising our differences is equally important. I argue… Read more…
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In life, it is often necessary to challenge and question long-standing systems. The longevity of a tradition does not automatically justify its continued relevance or correctness and this applies to religion as well. We must critically examine historical practices and revisit the early church’s foundations, recognising that colonisers and global powers have shaped Christianity in… Read more…
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This week, I’ve been reflecting on how, despite the diversity of expression across cultures, the true essence of Christianity transcends these differences. Christianity was always intended to unite a global community. I’ve personally witnessed this vibrant diversity in worship across regions like Africa, Asia and Latin America. In these places, Christianity, though initially spread through… Read more…
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Christianity once stood as the bedrock of British culture, it shaped the nation’s laws and served as the central hub of community life.Today, however, the nation scarcely resembles the great Christian stronghold it once was. Our national calendar still revolves around Christian festivals, yet the meaning behind them has faded. Every town in England, whether… Read more…
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I felt compelled to return to writing with this article on identity. I seriously believe that the biggest crisis facing the modern world today is not war, financial instability or health epidemics but an identity crisis. People frequently struggle with their identity, which shapes their sense of self, their purpose in life and their approach… Read more…
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This article explores the roots of racism and its continuation through fear, even after slavery was abolished. It discusses how implicit biases and fears influence actions and behaviors, perpetuating racism. The author urges for acknowledgment of these fears and biases, and advocates for speaking out against racial injustice to create a better future. Read more…
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