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Looking forward in freedom

Posted on 03/05/2020 by stewculbard

As people gaze out from their windows and yearn for a more recognisable form of living, as the desire for the lifting of the national lockdown increases, as a greater number of persons become more unrecognisable due to the wearing … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "care of the soul", American Constitution, civil rights, climate change, conscience, courage, demonstrations, existential crisis, freedom, good health, justice, liberty, lockdown, memoir, poverty, solidarity, universal healthcare, Viktor Frankl | Leave a comment

Give them more than porridge

Posted on 14/04/2015 by stewculbard

The hills and dales, the villages and cities of this country are alive with the sounds of electioneering. There is little music in this, but much of what purports to be hard fact – but, in all probability, is nothing more … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged British Constitution, change, constitutional crisis, contemporary, crisis, elections, emotion, fact, humanity, hunger, National Health Service, poverty, reporting, social benefits, Welfare State | Leave a comment

They will always be with us

Posted on 16/10/2014 by stewculbard

I feel sure that, when I was a practicing minister of the Christian Church, I must have preached on the particular text on several occasions. The text in question appears in three of the four New Testament Gospels. It is … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged alienation, Beveridge, greed, inequality, Jesus, poor, poverty, TUC, welfare | Leave a comment

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