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The Economist calls for cutting the cord that binds church and state

by Sean Reilly | Feb 18, 2008

The Economist magazine, a highly influential English-language news and international affairs weekly, has come out in favour of the disestablishment of the Church of England and a clearer distinction between religion and governance. The development follows...

Churches and asylum campaigners dismayed by Leeds deportation

by Sean Reilly | Feb 18, 2008

Churches and campaigners for asylum justice in Leeds and beyond are dismayed at the deportation of a member of a Baptist congregation. They say it highlights deep concerns about the fairness of the United Kingdom asylum system. Ms Grace Cole, who is a qualified...

Disestablishment may be back on the agenda as church feels pressure

by Sean Reilly | Feb 17, 2008

Pressures from several directions are putting the disestablishment of the Church of England back on the agenda, say reports following the General Synod and concerns about the long term impact of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Sharia speech. A survey of the...

Muslims puzzled over Sharia row, but Evangelicals and inter-faith group urge debate

by Sean Reilly | Feb 17, 2008

Muslim lawyers say they are puzzled that Archbishop Rowan Williams raised the Sharia issue before they have had a chance to tackle some key concerns. But Evangelicals and a progressive interfaith group are calling for wider debate. Speaking after Dr Williams said...

We can use the market to tackle poverty, says Nobel Prize winner

by Sean Reilly | Feb 16, 2008

Harnessing the power of the market to help solve the problems of global poverty, hunger and inequality is both possible and necessary, a Nobel Peace Prize winner told an invited audience of specialists in London on Thursday night. Professor Muhammad Yunus is doing...
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