Killing the Buddha is a religion magazine for people made anxious by churches...

Europe thinks of itself as a cradle of modern secularity, but religion is far from dead - even if its institutions are reeling.

There appears to be a technical glitch on our feedback form, for which apologies. It is being looked into.

... and the world is rejoicing. As are we. But thousands of people remain incarcerated in the region, not least in Iraq.

Our daily bulletin is now in hibernation until September 2007, but our news and features are being updated regularly.

Apologies to those visiting our MySpace page and discovering instead 'Jack, aged 26, Belgium' on there. Our page and identity has been stolen.

We have joined our work to the social networking site that everyone is talking about...

You are invited to a discussion on Making peace headline news with Ekklesia's Simon Barrow, on Tuesday 26 June 2007, at St Ethelburga's, 78 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AG, starting at 6.30pm. Ends by 8pm. All welcome. Feel free to spread the news.

The spat between Sony and Manchester Cathedral over the siting of part of its violent video game Resistance: The Fall of Man raises issues which go far beyond legal rights and moral posturing.

The attempt by the Vatican to get ordinary Catholics to stop supporting Amnesty International because it will not back a total ban on abortion - even in cases of rape and incest - is causing hurt, disappointment and anger among many people.