The House of Good: Study finds that churches promote the common good
Jonathan Foye
Tue, 20th Oct 2020
Roundup: School chaplains, being good, edgy Europe
High Court challenge to school chaplains
There are two arguments at play: whether you can have a religious test for any Commonwealth office and a battle over federalism.
Can you can be good without God?
Though both moral and immoral behaviours can be promoted by religions, morality itself — either in individual behaviour or social codes — simply cannot come from the will or commands of a God.
Forward Christian Europe!
If Breivik is insane, then his insanity lies in taking fully to heart the widely fluctuating language of an existential threat to our freedom and life, a Manichean vision of an uncompromising evil fighting a good that has to be equally unsparing in warfare.
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