How should we respond to atrocities in our day? This article considers the model of the Lord Jesus in Luke 13:1-3 as instructive for how we should respond to evils and atrocities.

The commandments "Do not steal" and "Do not covet" enshrine the right to private property. This article shows that this has profound implications for political and economic theory, and that it is against socialism.

Looking at the possible causes of homelessness, which vary from personal choice to government policy, this article calls on Christians to take care of the homeless in their midst.

The article is written against the background of the absence of the economically marginalized from the church in Britain. This article looks into the ethical attitudes and moral lifestyle of the working classes and reflects on the implications for the teaching of Christian ethics. It wants to commend Christian ethics above rationalistic approaches to life. 

How should the church be involved in matters of social concern? Is the social gospel not a real threat? This essay wants to encourage loving Christian social involvement.