Melanie McDonagh / The Spectator We saw two different worlds, or at least two different value systems, collide in the High Court in Birmingham this week. On one side there was Sarah Hewitt-Clarkson, the headmistress of Anderton Park, a little primary school in Sparkhill, a largely Pakistani Continue Reading
In the U.S. and Western Europe, people say they accept Muslims, but opinions are divided on Islam
Neha Sahgal and Besheer Mohamed / Pew Research Center The vast majority of people across 15 countries in Western Europe and in the United States say they would be willing to accept Muslims as neighbors. Slightly lower shares on both sides of the Atlantic say they would be willing to accept a Continue Reading
Is Christianity Losing to Islam?
Paul Seabright The story of religious competition is not one of ideological struggle between Christianity and Islam. It is one of growing corporatization, with local and folk religions everywhere being gradually but inexorably replaced by churches and mosques that are affiliated with two of Continue Reading
Church of England to hold first service in Farsi after a huge rise in Iranian converts
The Telegraph - Izzy Lyons - 3 March 2019 When the Bishop of Loughborough was 13-years-old, her brother was murdered for being a Christian. Born and raised in Iran, she was forced to flee her homeland in 1980 on the grounds of religious persecution - a story that is all too familiar for Continue Reading
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