Nigel Biggar

£100 Million in Reparations Is Virtue Signalling, Not Justice

The Archbishop of Canterbury has reaffirmed the Church’s commitment to a controversial £100 million reparations fund for communities affected by the transatlantic slave trade. This is about more than a single financial pledge. It reflects a growing cultural expectation that institutions should respond to historical wrongs...

GAFCON Europe launches funding appeal

These are challenging days and yet times of opportunity for all Christians and Anglicans who are biblically orthodox. This is true both for those who are committed to staying within the existing structures, as well as those who have reached the decision to establish...
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