Comment

Columnists and commentators focus a Christian lens on the news stories of the day. Comment is one of four key themes covered by Seen & Unseen.

Article
  1. Comment
  2. Politics
Two people down a table turn and listen to someone closer talk, against a wall mural.
2025 will need the reconcilers, and their pain.
6min read
Column
  1. Comment
  2. Football
A football boot with rainbow laces
The vagueness that gives symbols power reduces the chance for nuanced conversation.
5min read
Article
  1. Assisted dying
  2. Comment
An MP stands and speaks in a parliamentary debate.
MPs from areas where people are vulnerable and at risk were more sensitive to the dangers.
5min read
Article
  1. Assisted dying
  2. Comment
Empty bus seats are lit in dark neon colours.
What could not be said about the assisted dying debate
6min read
Article
  1. Care
  2. Comment
A patient eye view of six surgeons looking down.
Balancing safeguards and economic expediencies after the assisted dying vote.
4min read
Snippet
  1. Assisted dying
  2. Care
Four MPs stand at a table with heads bowed.
The UK takes a step into the bleak unknown.
2min read
Column
  1. Comment
  2. Community
A sign reading 'polling station' stands by the entrance to a church.
It's much more than a utilitarian deal that benefits the most.
4min read
Snippet
  1. America
  2. Comment
a tattered American flag flies against a blue sky.
Red, blue, and rarely purple.
3min read
Article
  1. Comment
  2. Sustainability
A speaker holds two fingers up while sitting in front of a backdrop reading 'United Nations Climate Change.
When climate deal makers and justice seekers meet.
6min read
Article
  1. Assisted dying
  2. Care
A open hand hold a pill.
Assisted dying and the unintended consequences of compassion.
5min read
Article
  1. Climate
  2. Comment
A sign protesting a proposed wind farm stands on flat moorland.
Is there a politics that takes both love of the land and climate concerns seriously?
7min read
Snippet
  1. Assisted dying
  2. Care
white pills form an angle on a blue background
The ethical principle of double effect.
2min read