The Guardian CIF: Contemplating God-free zones

Friday, July 11th, 2008

Khaled Diab over at The Guardian’s Comment Is Free has written a really interesting article that I can’t find much fault with: Contemplating God-free zones.
Caveat: the comments, as always, are something of a different matter.
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UK secularism debate

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

When checking out The Times‘ coverage of Darth Benedict’s recent theonastic diatribe (:-)) I noticed a link to a debate between (humanist) philosopher David Papineau, (sikh) occasional Thought for the Day presenter Inderjit Singh and (christian) theologian and co-director of Ekklesia Simon Barrow concerning religion in public life and whether a modern plural society [...]

Guardian: Woman arrested for naming teddy-bear “Mohammed”

Monday, November 26th, 2007

Yeah, you read that right…
I really have no comment to make on this story, apart from a great big
What The Fuck?
A British teacher has been arrested in Sudan for letting her children name a teddy bear Mohammed, the British Embassy said.
Gillian Gibbons, 54, from Liverpool, was detained on Sunday on suspicion of insulting Islam’s prophet.
The [...]

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