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Daily Archives: 03/02/2011
British journalist receives death threats and vile hate mail for questioning gay political agenda
The calls for me to be killed this week prove the bedrock values of our society are in grave danger by Melanie Phillips One week ago, I suggested on this page that some gay people were in danger of turning into … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, World Events, Secularism
British journalist asks: are gays becoming the new McCarthyites, a secular Inquisition?
Yes, gays have often been the victims of prejudice. But they now risk becoming the new McCarthyites by Melanie Phillips Here’s a question shortly coming to an examination paper near you. What have mathematics, geography or science to do with homosexuality? … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, World Events, Secularism
Atheist activist Stephen Fry not welcome in Japan after mocking Hiroshima and Nagasaki victims
One more place where atheist activist Stephen Fry isn’t welcome: Stephen Fry’s visit to Japan for new BBC television show cancelled over QI atomic bomb comments row Stephen Fry has dropped plans to film in Japan for a new BBC series … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism
Church of Scotland continues to oppose British Trident nuclear weapons
Kirk criticises government over Trident spending The Church of Scotland has called for more honesty from the Government on the amount of money being spent in relation to the Trident nuclear weapon system, which it opposes. Public funds are being … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, World Events, Presbyterian, Reformed