Dec 13, 202210 minBook reviews: Lowborn, Disconnected Youth, and The Least, The Last and The LostLowborn I recently read Kerry Hudson’s 2019 book, Lowborn. I don’t really have much to say about it, because honestly it is so good. And...
Dec 3, 202210 minHow (not) to fix the NHS, part 2There have been a handful of articles recently querying the model of healthcare that the NHS uses, and suggesting that we should pursue a...
Dec 3, 20228 minHow (not) to fix the NHS, part 1There have been a handful of articles recently querying the model of healthcare that the NHS uses, and suggesting that we should pursue a...
Nov 30, 20228 minWhat's so good about multi-payer, anyway?I recently had a conversation with someone about whether the German healthcare system is superior to ours. I made two comments, which the...
Nov 20, 20225 minEvangelicals and Social Action: a book reviewEvangelicals and Social Action: from John Wesley to John Stott Ian Shaw (2021) Inter-Varsity Press Ian Shaw starts his book with a...
Nov 14, 20224 minCrying wolf? The collapse of the NHSA lot of us have been saying that the NHS has been collapsing for years. Now, maybe you think we were crying wolf previously when there...
Nov 8, 20228 minGod and Government: a book reviewGod and Government Edited by Nick Spencer and Jonathan Chaplin Foreword by Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury Published by London:...
Oct 14, 20224 minAre there logs in rich people's eyes?There’s an annoying primary school rhyme that goes, ‘I know you are, you said you are, so what am I?’ The idea is the kid has been...
Oct 5, 20225 minCabbage Soup for allA recipe for cabbage soup was posted on twitter recently, positing that this soup – eaten twice a day for 4 days – would see someone...
Sep 26, 20226 minHealthy eating on £23/weekBudget menus abound on the internet, but what I’ve rarely seen with them is a calculation of whether keeping to that menu can meet one’s...