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1 Aug 2009

Christianity versus ‘the church of power’

Christians have moved from non-engagement to engagement in politics, says Simon Barrow, but often in domineering and selfish ways. To argue for church as alternative community is not to advocate either 'secularism' or 'religionism', but the recovery of authentic Christianity in a plural environment.
18 Dec 2008

Who loves hate speech?

In recent years the government has introduced a raft of new speech crimes, including incitement to religious hatred and incitement to sexual hatred.
22 Apr 2008

Re-assessing Turkey's faith and secularism battle

The real struggle in Turkey is not between the religious and the non-religious, but between those who value pluralism and those who want the victory of their ideology.
27 Feb 2008

A transatlantic view on Williams and Sharia

Doyen US religion commentator Martin Marty gives an American perspective on the argument about civil and religious law sparked by Rowan Williams.
27 Feb 2008

A transatlantic view on Williams and Sharia

Doyen US religion commentator Martin Marty gives an American perspective on the argument about civil and religious law sparked by Rowan Williams.
18 Feb 2008

Background on Rowangate

Though what might be called 'Rowangate' has subsided a little, some very important issues are still very much alive.
18 Feb 2008

Establishing fairness for church and society
16 Jan 2008

Malaysian opposition says government misusing Islam to compromise pluralism

Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim has said multi-racial harmony in his country is under threat by State-sponsored Islamic puritanism that has damaged the constitutional rights of other faiths in the Muslim-majority nation
24 Nov 2007

Young people increasingly attracted to Christianity in Nepal

Young Christians have been meeting near Katmandu in Nepal, a country emerging towards democracy and pluralism. Many are now attracted to Christianity in the predominantly Hindu kingdom which now has a formally secular state.
29 Oct 2007

Trinidad church leader says plural societies are the way forward

Pluralistic societies offer the church opportunity and challenge, the moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Trinidad and Tobago told leaders of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches last week. He called for an all-embracing liberation theology.

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