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For almost 11 weeks in Scotland this year, it was illegal for followers of any religion to practise or manifest their faith by attending their church or place of worship. Even amid the turmoil of the Covid-19 pandemic, that is a remarkably stark fact to consider.

His work then led him to join Building Bridges in Burnley, an interfaith organisation founded by members of the Christian and Muslim clergy in the wake of the riots in order to promote dialogue and greater understanding between the town’s communities.

“Religion can still act as a civic wellspring through which to develop social bonds that are the basis of social capital”.

Billy Graham wouldn’t be welcomed to Britain today

It would have once been unthinkable, but Boris Johnson’s conversion to Catholicism shows how far we’ve come

Around the world, religious institutions bore the brunt of coronavirus rules. We can’t let this happen again.

What would have been unthinkable only a generation ago appears to have been confirmed by last weekend’s wedding

Dr Dennis Petri has just been as the new head of the International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF), a global network of academics dedicated to providing quality data and evidence on the subject at a time when millions of Christians continue to live under oppression and persecution because of their faith. He speaks to Christian Today about some of the areas of concern and what impact the pandemic has had on religious liberty.

No young Brit should be forced to choose between their faith and their future.

As long as vile sectarian songs are tolerated, claims that Scotland is morally superior are laughable