by Sean Reilly | Nov 29, 2007
Torture, including torture by Americans: Who could have predicted that this would be a live topic here in the twenty-first century? We know how to associate torture with the accused and accusing other, with Inquisitors and witch hunters five centuries ago, or with...
by Sean Reilly | Nov 29, 2007
Journalists writing stories on different religions that are then put into other languages face constant pitfalls of being ‘lost in translation’, says the editor working for a global wire service who won the John Templeton Award for the European Religion...
by Sean Reilly | Nov 29, 2007
The Archbishop of Canterbury has said that churches need to be brave, imaginative and honest in the fight against the spread of HIV and Aids. In a message for World Aids Day (Saturday December 2007), issued for the first time as a video available on the internet,...
by Sean Reilly | Nov 29, 2007
A small Leeds church designed in 1932 and described as a “gem” when it was built has been “rediscovered” and given a Grade II listing on the advice of English Heritage – which has also produced a new publication reflecting on the way...
by Sean Reilly | Nov 28, 2007
Church leaders in the Middle East region and across the world are giving a cautious but hopeful initial response to the proposals coming out of the Annapolis summit in Maryland, USA, concerning sustainable peace in Israel and Palestine. “So far is just a...
