Censoring people of faith stokes the culture war that divides us

When secular puritanism is pitted against religious beliefs, it can produce no winners, argues Rev George Pitcher. He’s not sure he wants any part in it

I’m wondering where I stand on the culture wars.

Not whether a child causing the Koran to be dropped in a school corridor is guilty of a hate crime, or whether trans women should be allowed in female prisons, or whether I’m instinctively woke or a gammon.

No, I’m wondering whether being a Christian automatically makes me a soldier in culture wars.