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• Oi, Immigrant, Jesus who?

  Published: July 24, 2007, 10:00 am

  Tags: Iran, Illegal Immigration, Protect Religious Freedom, Comedy, Immigration, Christianity, Politics, News

  you is a Christian whose religious sensibilities have been offended. At least that is among the many generalising misconceptions about Christianity. It's up there with Christianity is about being a good enough person to get into Heaven' and at least as popular as (in America) Christian = Republican' or (in Africa) Christian =

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• Calmer, karma-chameleon

  Published: September 6, 2007, 7:31 am

  Tags: Youth Ministry, Yoga, Jesus Christ, United Kingdom, Protect Religious Freedom, Hinduism, Bbc, Buddhism, Christianity, Politics, Children, News

  to hold. But in a tolerant, religiously free society, that's all it should be: a competing religious view that differs from that of traditional Christianity. What it has become is the new meaning of the word tolerance'. What it has become is a philosophy that aims to purge society of all competitors, and last week it found many supporters in

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• Mega mosque myths

  Published: September 12, 2007, 4:48 pm

  Tags: Bnp, Petitions, Protect Religious Freedom, 10 Downing Street, Mega Mosque, United Kingdom, Jesus Christ, Politics, Christianity, Islam, Terrorism, Nationalism, News

  very community that you are protecting,' The community' she refers to is Muslims. They can't be English, apparently. Now, please believe me: I would love it if every person in England was a Christian. I would rejoice in their salvation. But I do not hate or fear those who are not and cannot believe Christ would either. And since I am sure

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• What if Boris called a tapeworm Liverpool'?

  Published: December 6, 2007, 7:09 am

  Tags: Bbc, Christianity, Islam, Protect Religious Freedom, United Kingdom, Muslim, Politics, Gillian Gibbons, Sudan, Sudan Teacher, Teddybear, Today Programme

  happy to accept cultural and religious differences if they are about dress (no, wait, head-scarves create distance'); the private practice of religion (oh, hang on let's qualify that: as long as it is politically moderate') and language (unless we're in Londinistan,' where we feel like *gasp!* foreigners in our own country that

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