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Muslims feel like 'Jews of Europe' |
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Britain's first Muslim minister has attacked the growing culture of hostility against Muslims in the United Kingdom, saying that many feel targeted like "the Jews of Europe", writes Cahal Milmo, Chief Reporter of The Independent |
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Lessons for the godless |
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We're never going to dismantle faith schools. We can argue against their expansion, but to argue for their disassembly is wilful. Instead, we could take all that energy and find a nice godless primary to invest it in, argues Zoe Williams in Comment is Free |
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Spiritualist world splits over failure to expel Mervyn Wright who raped his patients |
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The world of spiritualism is embroiled in a bitter dispute after the British head of the International Spiritualist Federation was jailed for raping girls and young women while giving them naked energy massages. Mervyn Wright, who claimed to be acting as a conduit for the powers of an Ancient Chinese medicine man, became renowned for his work at spiritualist churches in several countries, reports David Brown in The Times |
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The enemy within? Fear of Islam: Britain's new disease |
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Suspicion of the Muslim community has found its way into mainstream society – and nobody seems to care. By Peter Oborne in The Independent |
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A Very English Coup — And The End Of Our National Church |
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On the eve of the General Synod and the Lambeth Conference, the sleeping giant of evangelical and orthodox Anglicanism has been awoken by liberal agitation and Rowan Williams’s failed leadership. The church is damaged beyond repair, writes THEO HOBSON in The Spectator |
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The New Atheism: Theos/LICC lecture by Professor John Gray |
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John Gray, the author of Black Mass: Apocalyptic Religion and the Death of Utopia and former professor of European Thought at the London School of Economics gave a lecture on the New Atheism: podcast available on The Times web site |
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Church of England clergy plan mass exit over women bishops |
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More than 1,300 clergy, including 11 serving bishops, have written to the archbishops of Canterbury and York to say that they will defect from the Church of England if women are consecrated bishops, reports Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent of The Times |
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Parents plump for mixed religion State-run schools |
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PARENTS would prefer their children to attend State-run primary schools open to all religions rather than Church-run schools. This startling finding from a new poll is likely to add further fuel to the debate about the future of primary education in Ireland, writes John Walshe Education Editor of The Independent. |
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