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Learning to embrace our God-given frailties and limitations as we age and decline
In the second half of life, as our energy levels drop, we need to look to that which thrills our hearts, because it is these which will energise and motivate us
Karl Barth’s complicated home life, and single Christians considering adoption
Why Christians must choose to reject our age’s obsession with autonomy as they approach the end of their lives
Many assume that retirement is all about ticking off the bucket list of life’s great experiences. But for Christians, deep joy in our golden years is found elsewhere
“Our goal with technology should be to have more healthy humans, not to create some kind of super humans”
Empty Nightingale hospitals, difficult triage decisions, a failure of Christian leadership, and reconsidering lockdown
Pandemic amnesia, ‘Stay at home, Protect the NHS, Save lives’, lingering Long Covid, and 13.47 billion vaccine doses
Listening to our bodies, 72 unique behaviours, multi-dimensional personhood, and the sacramental ministry of touch
The intended parents, altruistic versus commercial, ancient Christians saving abandoned babies, and a post-genetic community