Can contemporary Muslims reconcile history with a model of revelation that claims to be ahistorical?
Culture wars aren’t won by switching off
The German medical profession accepted ‘assisted dying’ for compassionate reasons in the 1920s. Then came the 1930s
Sir Terry’s message last night was relentless: ‘why can’t we be allowed to die like this in Britain?’
A daily guide to what’s happening in the Catholic Church
Isn’t the BBC supposed to educate? Why, then, is it spreading ignorance in this way?
Two pupils at St Benedict’s School in Ealing were recently selected as outstanding school reporters by the BBC
In its closing moments the episode last night gave up fact for opinion
But not, perhaps, controversial enough for John Humphrys
In practice Christians and Muslims can work together. But our thinking is worlds apart
The Koran is believed to be the immutable word of God, and so, unlike the Bible, cannot be seen historically