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The crumbling reputation of Climate Change Panel
A book published last month by Canadian investigative journalist, Donna Laframboise details an astonishing array of flaws, omissions and misinformation contained within the 2007 Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. These revelations completely undermine the already...
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The nonsense Ed Miliband and the left tell us
Ed Miliband and his friends on the political left constantly tell us that the UKeconomy is not growing quickly, owing to the cuts. The truth is that public spending is up in real terms according to the Government’s own...
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David Cameron’s favourite Bible verses
The Prime Minister, David Cameron, has written his chosen two verses from the book of Philippians for The People’s Bible project. The Prime Minster chose his verses from Philippians 4: 8-9 ‘Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest,...
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Al Gore’s nine errors on “climate change”
Those of us who, while open-minded on the contested science of global warming, are deeply concerned about the costs and other implications of many of the policies currently being advocated, should never forget the nine errors identified by the...
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Bulgaria: Bible interest grows thanks to Christian TV
I am looking forward to paying another visit to the orphanage in Burzitsa, Bulgaria, next summer. I was interested to read in Inspire Magazine that Bulgarians are showing a greater interest in the Bible thanks to a Christian TV...
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John Wesley’s 23 questions to the University of Oxford
John Wesley (1703-91) The date is 24 August 1744. John Wesley is preaching at St Mary's, the university church at Oxford. He asks the clergy, dons and undergraduates 23 searching questions. How would they answer them today? 1 You venerable...
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6 things the leaders of the single currency should apologise for
The single currency is now doing visible damage, not just to some Euro area countries, but also to the wider global economy. The leaders of the single currency should say sorry for: 1 setting up a single currency long before they had brought their...
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John Wesley and the Bishop of Exeter
John Wesley (1703-91) John Wesley always claimed that he didn’t enjoy controversy. However due to the opposition which Methodism, which he founded, generated he was often drawn into controversy. When he began to write his second letter to Bishop...
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What happened after John Wesley visited St Paul’s
John Wesley (1703-91) No-one was demonstrating outside St Paul's cathedral when, on Wednesday 24 May 1738, at about five in the morning, John Wesley opened his Greek New Testament to these words: 'Thus he has given us through these...
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When John Stott’s voice echoed around the crypt of St Pauls
John Stott No one dreamt of demonstrating outside St Paul's cathedral when, on 21 December 1945, John Stott’s family made their way up Ludgate Hill to see him...
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