Nelson Jones

The debate on same sex marriage has so far been dominated by its opponents.

Do faith schools have an unfair advantage in Britain today?

The Reverend Arun Arora has been appointed head of communications at Church House.

Demos's analysis suffers from some severe methodological problems.

Should American politicians revisit their assumption that God is necessarily a vote-winner?

Why the government is opposing the right of two workers to wear crosses at work.

Allowing same-sex marriage is equivalent to legalising slavery, claims the head of the Catholic Church in Scotland.

On the purpose of this voluntary union, the Book of Common Prayer is correct on one of three counts.

The Queen says the C of E is the defender of pluralism. But Anglican supremacism has always been more political than religious.

The High Court has ruled that local councils can't have prayers on the agenda.

Evidence suggests that Mitt Romney's religion is less important to voters than it is to reporters.

Modern secular culture has no authority with the political or moral clout to impose a single vision.

When it comes to sexuality, the Church of England remains uneasily in the closet.

Anglicans have good reason to be grateful to Elizabeth II. But will the church-state link be quite so strong in the next reign?