Category Archives: Ethics

Published on
11 November 2020

We Must Stop Confusing Political and Moral Issues

Posted in British Politics, Ethics, Human Life, Morality in Public, Public Policy, Social Commentary

It seems every political issue has come increasingly to resemble a moral ‘rumble in the jungle’. The latest issue to fall victim to moral pugilists is the Free School Meals initiative pressed by footballer Marcus Rashford. During the first lockdown Rashford petitioned the government to offer ‘free school meals’ to Britain’s most disadvantaged children – […]

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Published on
24 October 2020

A Recent Contrived Controversy

Posted in Christianity, Civil Liberties, Conscience, Ethics, Human Life, Marriage & Family, Moral Philosophy, Morality in Public, Same-Sex Marriage

Recent comments made by Pope Francis about same-sex unions have raised quite a stir. In a new documentary ‘Francesco’, about the present Pontiff’s life, Pope Francis says, ‘homosexual people have a right to be in a family. They’re children of God and have a right to a family. Nobody should be thrown out or be […]

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Published on
24 May 2018

What’s the Point of Veganism?

Posted in Environment, Ethics

Veganism is apparently the fastest growing ‘lifestyle movement’ in the UK today. Within the space of a decade the number of British vegans has increased by 350% and now over half a million people follow a diet free of animal products. Whilst this is still only about 1% of the adult population, the accelerating growth […]

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