Three Coptic bishops strongly criticise document, saying it is shaped by Sharia law
Topic: Islam
Coptic leaders say Egypt’s constitution ‘prepares the way for Islamic caliphate’
Posted on Monday, 7 January 2013
How are we to evangelise Muslims?
Posted on Wednesday, 24 October 2012
We need to shake off the idea that conversion is cultural imperialism
Why did the Arabs thrive while the Huns and Avars died out? Islam
Posted on Wednesday, 29 August 2012
Last night’s documentary on the birth of Islam illustrates how powerful religion made Arabic culture
A Muslim group forbids tomatoes ‘because they are Christian’. Will dialogue with Muslims ever be possible? Perhaps: but it won’t be easy
Posted on Wednesday, 29 August 2012
There are sane and moderate Muslims: but will they ever predominate?
The quest to discover the origins of Islam begins
Posted on Thursday, 17 May 2012
Ed West welcomes a new book that sheds light on the mysterious birth of the Islamic faith
Benedict XVI is offering extraordinary leadership on liturgy and the environment
Posted on Friday, 20 April 2012
Seven years in, the Pope has inspired Catholics and shown he has an authentic vision for the Church
The TV series Homeland never gets to grips with its key question: why would a US soldier embrace Islam?
Posted on Wednesday, 18 April 2012
I wonder how many Westerners have, like Brody, become Muslim. What would be their reasons for doing so?
Saudi Grand Mufti calls for churches to be destroyed: will David Cameron mention this next time he’s in Riyadh?
Posted on Friday, 16 March 2012
Freedom of religion is non-negotiable
Is Belloc best forgotten?
Posted on Monday, 5 December 2011
The Catholic writer is nowadays neglected, but much of his writing is florid, dull and unreadable
The Oxford ‘Asian grooming gang’ were not in fact all Asian. But they were all Muslim: is this a problem we are afraid to face?
It is in fact a dilemma for their religious community and not for the “Asian” community – if such a thing exists