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Christians kick off over UK baker’s hilarious crib scene
Faith-heads in Britain have found something fresh to be offended by: a sausage roll featured by the Greggs company in a promotional image for its advent calendar. After it was accused by Christians of disrespecting their religion, Greggs apologised, according to this report. One Twitter user wrote: I’m glad Christians kicked off and Greggs apologised. […]
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New book on secularism, politics, religion and freedom
DO religion and its institutions subvert reason and progress in modern life? In his introduction to Secularism: Politics, Religion and Freedom, Andrew Copson presents a holistic and hard-hitting case showing the importance of keeping religion out of politics. The CEO of Humanists UK, Copson, above, is accustomed to speaking to ideologically diverse audiences and his […]
Mon 30 Oct 2017 / Op-ed
Living in an Age of Anger
Thu 19 Oct 2017 / Islam
Gender segregation is humiliating and damaging
Tue 17 Oct 2017 / Hinduism
Superstition is not the answer to India’s mounting problems
Fri 13 Oct 2017 / Philosophy
A review of Yuval Noah Harari latest book, Homo Deus
Thu 28 Sep 2017 / Islam
Don’t get too excited
Tue 26 Sep 2017 / Book review
Was Einstein a freethinker?
From the archive
Muslims in India riot over ‘blasphemous’ underpants
AT least nine people, including five policemen, were injured after violent protests erupted in different areas of Srinagar, India, when news spread through the city that the “sacred” Al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem had been printed on underwear. The structure on the garment turned out to be an historic cathedral in Italy. Police said they […]