Comments by the leader of the Scottish Christian Party on the secular, scientific, political and ecclesiastical scene and the application of Christianity to personal and public life.
The title of this blogpost has been almost superceded by the shocking unilateral behaviour of Britain's first Roman catholic Prime Minister. I had intended to draw attention to his manifest inadequacy as leader of this country, but his latest move only serves to show how much of a puppet he is, moved by others to …
Continue reading Andy Burnham is not Prime Ministerial material
The Assisted Dying Bill began its discussion in the House of Commons today. Officially called The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, the concept of assisted dying does not occur in the title. Possibly it is too stark and too revealing to name it for what it is. This Bill will legislate for atheism. …
Tonight, at 9:00 p.m. on BBC Scotland, Stolen Babies is a documentary on the Forced Adoption scandal in the UK. It will also be broadcast tomorrow on BBC2 at 9:00 p.m. and it has been available on BBC iPlayer since yesterday. Forced Adoption is a countrywide scandal that was imposed upon 250,000 mothers in the …
If you ask what Presbyterianism is, you may be told that that it is a form of church government in which the church is structured in a hierarchical manner with lower courts subordinate to higher courts until a General Assembly oversees them all. This is inadequate. This describes the form, not the substance nor the …
There are many forms of religion in the world. The religion of politics is preached by politicians who promise equality, justice and peace on Earth and young people are duped into believing them. This is not a religion about the salvation of one's soul but about the improvement of one's bodily and social conditions. Many …
Many people will be aware about the attacks on BBC impartiality. This is probably one factor in the falling numbers of TV licence holders. The rules about the licence fee. Various scandals have not helped the public perception of the Corporation, from the top downwards. When veteran John Humphrys retired from the BBC flagship Today …
Sir Keir Starmer's resignation today demonstrates that the Labour Party did not expect to win the next General Election under his leadership. He admitted as much in his resignation speech, that "The question my party is asking now is whether I am best placed to lead us into the next general election." The catalyst is …
Britain is on the verge of legislating for atheism. If we pass an Assisted Dying Bill we are legislating atheism because such a Bill operates on the assumption that there is no life (or pain) after death. This is atheism. Abortion operates on the assumption that those involved in this despicable act will not be …
This, my personal blog, seeks to apply Christianity to personal and public life. Today's 70-minute interview on UK Column explains verbally how the Christian Party “Proclaiming Christ’s Lordship” seeks to apply Christian principles to public affairs. Our policies are here. I am the Scottish Christian Party's candidate for the Highlands and Islands Region for Thursday's Election to …
Continue reading The Application of Christianity to Public Affairs
Richard Dawkins calls himself a cultural Christian - the culture without the essence of Christianity. He is afraid of islam taking over Britain. Rupert Lowe is a political Christian and possibly Nigel Farage is also. Ben Habib might be the same. They are also afraid of islam taking over Britain. Their promotion of Christianity is …
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