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Giles Gough2024-06-24T12:18:00
On the eve of the second world war, Sigmund Freud invites a young Oxford professor to his house to debate the existence of God. Not long afterwards he dies of suicide. What did the pair talk about, and was Freud’s mind ever changed on the question of faith?
Freud’s Last Session imagines a conversation between the psychologist, Sigmund Freud – at the end of his life – and the writer and academic, CS Lewis – before he achieved the literary fame he would later be known for.
2025-10-27T15:51:00Z By Evan L John
The founder of the English Defence League has reportedly “received Jesus Christ as his Lord and Saviour”. Evan L. John considers how Christians should respond to the news
2025-10-24T15:23:00Z By Nay Dawson
While many Christians step back from Halloween, Nay Dawson has spent five years welcoming trick-or-treaters with lights, games and stories about Jesus. There is no need to retreat, she says, with warmth and welcome this season can be turned into a gospel opportunity
2025-10-22T16:22:00Z By Lucy Peppiatt
Waiting is rarely easy. It may bring disappointment, impatience and even lament, but it’s an essential part of being a Christian
2025-10-27T17:22:00Z By Rev Peter Crumpler
Historian Janet Gough’s richly illustrated survey of stained glass in English cathedral reveals how this ancient art form continues to communicate biblical truth, says our reviewer
2025-10-27T17:07:00Z By Sarah Olowofoyeku
Charles Stanley’s posthumous 90-day devotional provides a clear roadmap for Christians seeking purpose and peace through daily scripture, reflection and practical faith exercises, says our reviewer
2025-10-20T09:05:00Z By Tony Cummings
Spanning doo-wop fame, personal struggle, enduring love and a deepening Christian faith, Dion: The Rock & Roll Philosopher is more than a glossy fan keepsake – it’s a surprisingly wise and rewarding read, says our reviewer
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