Topic: Melanie Phillips

• The confused historian who claims that Catholics are responsible for the Holocaust

  Posted on 16 November 2011. Tags: A Moral Reckoning, anti-Semitism, Baroness Warsi, Daniel Goldhagen, Holocaust, Islam, Melanie Phillips

  Melanie Phillips says that Islam is intrinsically anti-Semitic; Daniel Goldhagen tries the same argument with Catholicism

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• Yousef Nadarkhani: why the media blackout?

  Posted on 06 October 2011. Tags: BBC, Cranmer, Daily Mail, George W Bush, Guardian, Iran, Melanie Phillips, Ricky Ray Rector, Spectator, Troy Davis, Yousef Nadarkhani

  Our media are obsessed with handwringing about convicts being sentenced to death in America, but almost silent when Christians are murdered in the Middle East, says Milo Yiannopoulos

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• Has multiculturalism helped to tear our society apart? And was Tariq Jahan’s noble behaviour an implicit rejection of it, an appeal to common values?

  Posted on 12 August 2011. Tags: Melanie Phillips, multiculturalism, riots, Tariq Jahan

  The inquest continues; this is an important question we need to resolve

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• I hope these riots are a wake-up call. Otherwise, London could end up as lawless as Nairobi

  Posted on 10 August 2011. Tags: Detroit, London, Melanie Phillips, Nairobi, riots

  Tough decisions lie ahead

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• It is good that Mr Netanyahu should praise the Pope’s book: but it contains nothing new about the Jews

  Posted on 07 March 2011. Tags: anti-Semitism, Benjamin Netanyahu, Catholic-Jewish relations, Crucifixion, Jesus of Nazareth: Part Two, Mel Gibson, Melanie Phillips, Pope Benedict XVI, The Passion of the Christ

  The crucifixion was caused by our own sins: that has always been mainstream Catholic teaching

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• The Government is wasting its time trying to measure happiness

  Posted on 24 January 2011. Tags: Anthony Seldon, BBC Radio 4, Clifford Longley, Melanie Phillips, Moral Maze, St Augustine, Thought Police, Wellington College

  Teaching ‘well-being’ at school is also hard to justify. Children are better off studying great works of literature

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• I’m starting to think Melanie Phillips is right. Conspiracy theories are everywhere

  Posted on 19 July 2010. Tags: 9/11, Bilderberg Group, conspiracy theories, Higher Pottiness, Melanie Phillips, New World Order, Rudolf Hess, The World Turned Upside Down

  When I leafed through her latest book, The World Turned Upside Down, I thought she was exaggerating. Then two friends put me straight

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