Monthly Archives: March 2009

From Hope Not Hate: The BNP are preparing a high profile billboard campaign claiming that Jesus Christ would support their policies of racism and hate were He on earth today. Statements like these – designed to cause offence and whip … Continue reading →

The Bishop of Manchester Nigel McCulloch comes under attack by BNP vicar Rev Robert West [WARNING: link to Far Right site] for his firm criticisms of Far Right BNP politics in Manchester. McCulloch said: “They will use difference as a … Continue reading →

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News comes this week that Bishop Nazir Ali is resigning from his post as the Bishop of Rochester in order to focus on his work amongst Christian communities in Muslim countries. Nazir Ali commented in January 2008 that some areas … Continue reading →

George Conger has the story.

The Engage website this week notes that Bruce Kent (Pax Christi UK), Jenny Tonge (Friends of Sabeel UK) Stephen Sizer (vicar of Christ Church Virginia Water) and Paul Oestreicher (chaplain at the University of Sussex) have all used the Livingstone … Continue reading →

Richard Bartholomew has more on the BNP vicar Rev Robert West, and his preaching at the baptist chapel in Barton in the Beans. UPDATE: Lancaster Unity has reproduced the article from Barthsnotes.

On his blog this week, Stephen Sizer has been sharing his faith with Susan from Philadelphia, a Jewish lady. Rev Sizer, who often equates Zionism with racism, suddenly changes tack: It would be impertinent for me, an ignorant goy, to … Continue reading →

Whilst the debate rages on at Fulcrum about whether Ben White, a journalist who understands antisemitism and thinks Hezbollah is nationalist movement, should really be writing articles about jihad, Engage has an interesting post up this week about whether Mahmoud … Continue reading →

Stuart Littlewood at Middle East Online practically invites Christians to start a Third Crusade: Back in the days of the Crusades the Archbishops of Canterbury included Christian men of action like Baldwin and Hubert Walter, who donned armour and took … Continue reading →