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AI: A new front in the spiritual battle?

AI: A new front in the spiritual battle?

"In fact, and I don’t write these words lightly, I have become convinced that, on occasion, LLMs can be a conduit for evil and occult powers, even a kind of high-tech Ouija board," writes John Wyatt.

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So, Gavin Calver, how will the EA and a UK Gospel Coalition co-operate?
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'Scotland has led the way, Westminster must follow'
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Evangelical alarm over Baptist vote
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Can you be evangelical and vote Green?
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Creation groans and so do I - reflections from an Iranian believer
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Caffeine and Kingdom?

Caffeine and Kingdom?

Can coffee fuel evangelism? If it’s Tommy’s Coffee, then “yes!” say directors Luke Porter and Joel Barwick, who founded the …

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Tom Muir

Tom Muir

Tom Muir has been inducted into the role of Church Planting Director in the Free Church of Scotland.The induction …

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Liverpool: Love and food draw crowds

Liverpool: Love and food draw crowds

They may not have sung it, but CU members certainly displayed the love of Jesus at Liverpool CUs’ events week, …

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Dave Brennan

DIY abortion up to birth: A wake up call for the Church?

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 Neil Robbie

How do we preserve our identity if we're in exile?

Neil Robbie
 John-Edward Funnell

Who should I pray for?

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What the mysteries of the universe teach us about God

What the mysteries of the universe teach us about God

Every so often I run across a news article about new discoveries that could reshape our understanding of the universe …

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The missionary mouse: How God used a pest for His purposes

The missionary mouse: How God used a pest for His purposes

It was the end of a long day. As the night deepened, all members of the family were tucked up …

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Talking Tourette’s

Talking Tourette’s

We live in a noisy world, where the demands on our time and attention from social media, culture, the press …

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Top scientist axed over gender views

Top scientist axed over gender views

A top scientific officer whose concerns about puberty blockers led to the pausing of a national trial has now been …

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A Passion for Life ignites church outreach

A Passion for Life ignites church outreach

More than 340 churches are taking part in a nationwide evangelistic mission around the Easter period.Churches as far north …

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MP: ‘I pray for Leah every day’

MP: ‘I pray for Leah every day’

A Westminster politician says he prays for abducted Christian schoolgirl Leah Sharibu every day.On 19 February 2018, 110 Dapchi …

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Pakistan: Safe house plan

Pakistan: Safe house plan

The construction of a safe house for Christians in Pakistan is underway, with the British Asian Christian Association (BACA) hoping …

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Afghanistan: Women oppressed further

Afghanistan: Women oppressed further

Domestic violence in Afghanistan has been legalised under a new penal code, with husbands now allowed to beat their wives, …

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Shia Islam: The force that’s gripped Iran

Shia Islam: The force that’s gripped Iran

As turbulence and uncertainty grip the Middle East, what is Shia Islam – the Muslim ideology which came to power …

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Andrew Carey

Andrew Carey

Andrew Carey, the former editor of The Church of England Newspaper (CEN), and son of former Archbishop of Canterbury …

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Winter Olympians share faith

Winter Olympians share faith

Winter Olympians have been sharing what their faith means to them.Christian US bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor won the gold …

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Andrew Watson: 1961-2026

Andrew Watson: 1961-2026

Andrew Watson, who was the Bishop of Guildford and a member of the Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC), has …

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The road to Canterbury

The road to Canterbury

The first is Archbishop Sarah Mullally: And Ten Urgent Challenges for the Church of England, which opens …

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Theology: Out of the fast lane

Theology: Out of the fast lane

The book begins with the classic quote from J.I. Packer: “Live slowly enough to be able to think deeply about …

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Lament: A means of grace

Lament: A means of grace

Quoting a recent episode of the radio programme Serving Today, he observed: “We need to choose hymns and songs …

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Defining secularism
Date posted: 17 Mar 2026

Dear Editor, In recent editions of en, the word “secularism” has cropped up many times. I led the …

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Loneliness and churches
Date posted: 12 Mar 2026

Dear Editor, Kirsten Birkett’s article “Connection and community for the lonely” touches on a core issue for …

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Conspiracy theories
Date posted: 9 Mar 2026

Dear Editor, Helen Thorne-Allenson is right about conspiracy theories (see en article here), and especially right that we …

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