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Abortion – what about the hard cases?

Abortion – what about the hard cases?

Dave Brennan
Dave Brennan

'The slaughter of so many millions of unborn children in the West in the last few decades is one of the great blind spots of our decaying culture,' (en Editorial, September).

Indeed it is – and in the East.

‘He is for you’: a blessing out of tune?

‘He is for you’: a blessing out of tune?

Dave Brennan
Dave Brennan

Dave Brennan analyses the popular Christian song, ‘The UK Blessing’.

A synthesiser from one side of the country starts, a piano from another part of the country enters, a message fades into view: ‘Churches from around the UK have come together to sing a blessing over the nation.’ And then amazing vocalists (all on Zoom) representing the likes of ‘Catholic Charismatic’, England and Vineyard Northern Ireland begin:

Light in the darkness of abortion

Light in the darkness of abortion

Dave Brennan
Dave Brennan

Book Review ABORTION A Talking Points book

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Bishops bless butchering

Bishops bless butchering

Dave Brennan
Dave Brennan

Not one of the 26 Lords Spiritual spoke up or voted against the violence to be unleashed in Northern Ireland.

Westminster has passed a bill without any opposition from the Church of England bishops that will allow children in Northern Ireland to be poisoned, dismembered, crushed, and beheaded in the womb without anaesthetic up to 28 weeks for any reason, making it one of the most barbaric abortion regimes in the world. This Bill is more liberal than abortion laws for the rest of the UK. Abortion is allowed up to 23 weeks and 6 days, or up to birth where the baby is shown to have a medical abnormality, or there is significant risk to the life of the mother. In 2018, 92% of abortions took place before week 13 of pregnancy, and 2% (4,000 abortions) took place after 20 weeks.

Please fight for the unborn

Please fight for the unborn

Dave Brennan
Dave Brennan

Dave Brennan with a biblical mandate to mobilise against abortion

As the 19th century draws to a close, English missionaries in King Leopold II’s Congo Free State face a heart-searching dilemma.

Hiding the truth

Hiding the truth

Dave Brennan
Dave Brennan

This year marks the 70th anniversary of Britain’s retreat from India.

However, the British Government’s comprehensive burning of all records of colonial rule is something we hear less about, and is an example of how ‘civilised’ societies can succeed in oppressing the less powerful without backlash. The method is simple and incredibly powerful: just make sure that most people don’t see what is actually happening.