Insulting cartoons again. Always insulting. Ten years after the dreadful attacks on Charlie Hebdo, the magazine again keeps doing the same thing. It gives the impression that they have not learned that there are other ways to honour the Western civilisation.

His opponents thought he was beaten forever. But again, poll stations and the media underestimated Donald Trump. He defied all rules and has become the 47th president of the United States. Is this good news for Christians?

This column is about something that happened 500 years earlier – no problem if you have forgotten about it. On 9 October 1524, Martin Luther ascended the pulpit in regular, civilian clothes, no longer in a monk’s habit. Without this act, the revolution he unleashed seven years ago would not be complete. Even today, it is good to reflect upon this.

Church has a bonus, says our Swedish columnist Julia Boehme. You don’t only have fun with your brothers and sisters. In difficult times, your relationship is even tested. “We have the opportunity to help, learn and forgive.”

Misinformation, violence, ongoing riots: the murder of three young girls by a young man with a migration background has stirred a lot of confusion and discussion in England, culminating in fierce accusations towards the extreme right, migrants and Muslims. Christians should not be naive.