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| Barnabas director wins debate arguing Islam greater threat to Christianity than secularism
Barnabas Aid's International Director Dr Patrick Sookhdeo was on the winning side in a prestigious debate, organised by The Spectator, arguing that Islam is a greater threat to Christianity than is secularism.
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| Christians assaulted and threatened by police in
A senior police officer threatened to assault a convert to Christianity with an axe after the latter challenged a hefty fine for his Christian activities in one of the latest incidents of state persecution in .
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| Counter-terrorism expert calls for “United States of Islam”
A leading Muslim Brotherhood figure and counter-terrorism expert in London has called upon the world’s Arabs to launch a multi-national movement with the goal of establishing a single Islamic state.
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| Draft law threatens freedom of religion and expression in Nepal
Christian leaders fear the witness of the Church in Nepal will be seriously threatened by proposed new legislation that would further restrict evangelism and undermine freedom of religion and expression in the country.
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| Disappearance of Christian girls prompts protests in
Egyptian Christians are reeling over the suspected abduction of two Christian teenage girls, arson attacks on Christian homes and threats to kill a church leader in three separate incidents.
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| Muslims jailed for attacks on Christians in
Ethiopian courts have sentenced 579 Muslims to jail terms of up to 18 years for their part in the widespread anti-Christian violence in which scores of churches and homes were burnt down, and thousands of Christians were displaced earlier this year.
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| Scores of churches and homes were burnt down in the anti-Christian violence |
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| Export crisis prompts calls for halal training centre in Australia
Australia's leading Muslim body has called upon the government to fund a halal training centre after the country suspended live exports to owing to concerns over the halal method of slaughter.
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| Delta Air Lines accused of discriminatory business deal
The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has demanded that Delta Air Lines ends its partnership with Saudi Arabian Airlines after claiming that the latter has discriminatory policies targeting Jews, Christians and women.
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| Delta Air Lines, which has formed a new partnership with Saudi Arabian Airlines |
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| One in four UK state schools failing to teach RE to over-14s
Religious Education is at risk of disappearing from many schools, with one in four failing to teach it to children aged between 14 and 16.
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| US high school censors Christian testimony in graduation speech
A high-school graduate was forbidden by his school from delivering nearly half his graduation speech, in which he explained how Jesus had changed his life.
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Fair Haven, Vermont, whose high school censored a Christian graduate’s speech
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| Dutch MP cleared of “hate speech” charges for comments on Islam says is “victory for freedom of expression”
Geert Wilders, a Dutch politician, has been acquitted of charges of hate speech and discrimination for statements he made about Islam.
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