Send us a Message What changes when a record number of UK MPs choose a secular affirmation over a religious oath—and how should people of faith respond without panic or retreat? We open the door to a clear-eyed, hopeful look at the secular shift in public life, the rise of openly non‑religious leaders, and the tension points where identity meets power. From Westminster to Washington, we unpack how Christian nationalism merges faith with national identity, why that fusion can marginalise minor...
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Send us a Message What changes when a record number of UK MPs choose a secular affirmation over a religious oath—and how should people of faith respond without panic or retreat? We open the door to a clear-eyed, hopeful look at the secular shift in public life, the rise of openly non‑religious leaders, and the tension points where identity meets power. From Westminster to Washington, we unpack how Christian nationalism merges faith with national identity, why that fusion can marginalise minor...
A candid conversation on spiritual abuse, resilience, and joyful, non-weaponised Christianity
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A candid conversation on spiritual abuse, resilience, and joyful, non-weaponised Christianity
Send us a Message A child in Gothenburg thanks his dad for sharing fruit, and suddenly the whole room remembers what faith is supposed to feel like—sweet, simple, and freeing. From that quiet moment, we trace a sharper line into the places where religion twists: the backlash to the appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury, the old reflexes of control and fear, and the patterns that turn churches into machines for shame. We name spiritual abuse clearly, not to sensational...
CoffeePods
Send us a Message What changes when a record number of UK MPs choose a secular affirmation over a religious oath—and how should people of faith respond without panic or retreat? We open the door to a clear-eyed, hopeful look at the secular shift in public life, the rise of openly non‑religious leaders, and the tension points where identity meets power. From Westminster to Washington, we unpack how Christian nationalism merges faith with national identity, why that fusion can marginalise minor...
