Tag Archives: Anti-Christian Bigots

Quote of the day: Lord George Carey on the anti-Christian animus in Britain today

Posted on 13/04/2012 by

‘In a country where Christians can be sacked for manifesting their faith, are vilified by State bodies, are in fear of reprisal or even arrest for expressing their views on sexual ethics, something is very wrong.  It affects the moral and ethical … Continue reading →

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Quote of the day: Philosopher and former atheist Edward Feser on Richard Dawkins, et al.

Posted on 28/03/2012 by

‘The rhetoric of the New Atheist  writers — Richard Dawkins, Daniel  Dennett, Sam Harris, and Christopher  Hitchens among the most  prominent — sounds much more like that of a  fundamentalist preacher than  like anything I read during my atheist days.  … Continue reading →

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Melvyn Bragg attacks Richard Dawkins’ atheist fundamentalism

Posted on 14/03/2012 by

Melvyn Bragg attacks Richard Dawkins’ ‘atheist fundamentalism’ Melvyn Bragg, the broadcaster, has launched a withering attack on Richard Dawkins, accusing him of “ignorance” and of showing “no respect” for religion. “What’s changed recently is the animus and the ignorance that has … Continue reading →

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Well worth your reading time: ‘The God wars’ by Bryan Appleyard

Posted on 28/02/2012 by

The God wars To hardline atheists, it is now unreasonable and “dramatically peculiar” to argue that religion is not altogether evil.  How did such intolerance become acceptable to rational minds, asks Bryan Appleyard. De Botton is the most recent and, … Continue reading →

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‘I’d go to church just to reduce the probability of spending eternity in Hell with Richard Dawkins’

Posted on 27/02/2012 by

I’d go to church just to reduce the probability of spending eternity in Hell with Richard Dawkins writes Dr. Tim Stanley The probability of God existing might be low but the consequences if he does are high.  Vice versa, the … Continue reading →

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Bigoted secularist Britain failing to protect Christians’s civil rights, says cross-party committee of MPs

Posted on 26/02/2012 by

Britain failing to stand up for Christians, say MPs Britain is failing to protect the rights of Christians to follow their faith, a committee of MPs and peers has concluded. A report from a cross-party parliamentary group will this week … Continue reading →

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Another nail in the coffin to the myth of Pope Pius XII’s supposed pro-Nazi sympathies

Posted on 21/02/2012 by

A self-serving myth, much touted by historical illiterates such as Richard Dawkins, is that Pope Pius XII was somehow indifferent to the suffering of European Jews during the Holocaust and that he was actually pro-Nazi.  Facts mean little or nothing … Continue reading →

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Richard Dawkins is an embarrassment to atheists, says his fellow atheist Mark Wallace

Posted on 19/02/2012 by

Richard Dawkins: an embarrassment to atheists I was brought up in a Christian household.  Baptised a Methodist and confirmed an Anglican, I ended up as head chorister at Newcastle Cathedral. It was a good upbringing – and my love of church … Continue reading →

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Quote of the day: Allison Pearson on the love that dare not speak its name — Christianity

Posted on 15/02/2012 by

‘These days, celebrities can confess to pretty much anything – drugs, facelifts,   deforestation of the front bottom – but when it comes to religious belief suddenly everyone squirms and studies their shoes.  Homosexuality is no longer the love that dare not speak its … Continue reading →

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“Dawkins really did try — you could almost hear the wobbling jowls”

Posted on 14/02/2012 by

Dawkins really did try – you could almost hear the wobbling jowls Dawkins really did try – you could almost hear the wobbling jowls — but he simply couldn’t.  “On the Origin of Species . . . er . . . with, oh God … Continue reading →

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Quote of the day: Stephen Pollard on Richard Dawkins’ arrogant and “cringemaking radio performance”

Posted on 14/02/2012 by

‘If you were trying to come up with a definition of misplaced intellectual arrogance, you could not do better than having the planet’s most famous atheist issuing diktats on who does and doesn’t count as a proper Christian. . . . … Continue reading →

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Richard Dawkins suffers logic failure; falls flat on his face while debating a Christian, embarrasses other Atheists

Posted on 14/02/2012 by

Dawkins failure to remember title of Darwin’s book proves he’s no atheist, according to his own logic Richard Dawkins is accused of being an embarrassment to atheism tonight for failing to remember the full title of Darwin’s ‘The Origin of … Continue reading →

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Lord Nicholas Windsor on anti-Catholic bigotry: the last acceptable prejudice for ‘Guardian’ columnists

Posted on 12/02/2012 by

‘On the whole, I think people are reluctant to voice anti-Catholic prejudice per se, but it certainly exists in the form of horror at our moral positions, which are thought antediluvian and dangerous, at least by our friends at The Guardian.’ … Continue reading →

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Brendan O’Neill, atheist: ‘If Christians are not free to say “God heals”, then there is no religious freedom in Britain’

Posted on 07/02/2012 by

If Christians are not free to say ‘God heals’, then there is no religious freedom in this country by Brendan O’Neill Imagine living in a country governed by such authoritarian literalists that it was forbidden to say “God heals”, on … Continue reading →

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Some worthwhile New Atheist reading for the Christmas holidays

Posted on 26/12/2011 by

Richard Dawkins: the atheist who tried to steal Christmas Christopher Hitchens: more concerned with self-promotion than actual ideas

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Quote of the day: Nick Donnelly on senior Tesco executive Nick Lansley’s appalling “evil Christians” remark

Posted on 24/12/2011 by

‘If a senior employee of Tesco had made a public statement branding homosexuals ‘evil’ what do you think the response of Tesco would have been?  Would they have just issued a mild, half-hearted apology?  What Tesco is saying to the Christian community … Continue reading →

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Militant secularist Britain: Tesco boss calls conservative Christians “evil” for supporting traditional marriage

Posted on 17/12/2011 by

Christians are ‘evil’ for backing traditional marriage, says Tesco R&D boss Christians are “evil” if they resist the redefinition of marriage to allow for same-sex marriage, the Head of Research and Development at Tesco.com has said. . . . The … Continue reading →

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Peter Mullen on “the secular bigot Richard Dawkins”

Posted on 12/12/2011 by

Richard Dawkins says David Cameron is ‘not really a Christian’. But is Dawkins a proper atheist? Dawkins is not a proper atheist – that is an intelligent atheist – from his own puerile writing and pathetic attempts at philosophical theology. Quite so.

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Michael Coren on Richard Dawkins’ cowardly refusal to engage William Lane Craig in rational discourse

Posted on 26/10/2011 by

‘This is wonderful!  That old windbag Dick Dawkins is running scared from taking on an opponent who he knows will wipe the floor with him.  What larks . . . Atheists like their Christians to be fundamentalist fools, but get … Continue reading →

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Adrian Smith, impoverished by Trafford Housing Trust, is a role model for modern Britain’s persecuted Christians

Posted on 25/10/2011 by

Adrian Smith is a role model for modern Britain’s persecuted Christians What heartening news it is that Adrian Smith has plucked up the courage to sue Trafford Housing Trust, writes Milo Yiannopoulos: “Diverse” in modern Britain is of course a … Continue reading →

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Free speech in Britain a thing of the past: Christian housing manager demoted for criticising gay equality law

Posted on 22/10/2011 by

Demoted for not backing gay marriage: Housing manager’s pay slashed by £14,000 for criticising new law on Facebook Adrian Smith, a Christian, was found guilty of gross misconduct by his publicly funded housing association for saying that allowing gay weddings … Continue reading →

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Peter Hitchens on William Lane Craig, Richard Dawkins, and a debate that won’t take place

Posted on 08/10/2011 by

‘Does Richard Dawkins exist?  The noted foe of religion seems set to be absent (despite many requests that he take part) from a planned debate with William Lane Craig, a leading American Christian philosopher (a number of other anti-God blowhards … Continue reading →

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How Richard Dawkins and his family celebrate Christmas

Posted on 22/12/2010 by
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