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Work is not a health outcome

A couple of days ago I saw this tweet on Twitter: “Work as a health outcome is a fundamental principle for us. There must be a shared...

Yes, you are my keeper

The role of friends in disabled people’s social isolation When Cain asked God if he, Cain, was his brother’s keeper, he meant it...

The meaning of rest: part two

A while ago I wrote about rest. I wasn’t sure how it could be fitted in with the necessarily busy lives that many, particularly those...

Back in the benefits cycle

I got a brown envelope today, except it was white. The ‘Personal Independence Payment’ just showing in the address window gave the game...

Redemption of pain

This post is in response to an article shared with me by a good friend. The other posts in this series are The Experience of Pain; Pain...

Suffering and character

This post is in response to an article shared with me by a good friend. The other posts in this series are The Experience of Pain; Pain...

Hard-heartedness

This post is in response to an article shared with me by a good friend. The other posts in this series are The Experience of Pain; Pain...

Pain in our culture

This post is in response to an article shared with me by a good friend. The other posts in this series are The Experience of Pain;...

The experience of pain

A good friend recently asked my opinion on an article on a Christian response to pain. This and the next four blog posts have come from...

Self-help Christianity

Recently I had a conversation with a church leader. We had a good conversation ranging over several topics, some at a bit of a tangent....

Democratic Process

Whether rightly or wrongly, the government gave the people the choice whether to stay in the EU or leave. Cameron said that he would...

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