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POPS"The bishops vs the BBC" continues (more at source): The front runner for the job this time around was Aaqil Ahmed, a 39-year-old Muslim who had carved out a successful career at Channel 4 creating critically acclaimed and often controversial religious programming such as Inside the Mind of the Suicide Bomber and the Bafta-winning Saving Africa's Witch Children. As someone with a long track record of encouraging interfaith dialogue, Dr Williams would have had no problem with a Muslim commissioner as long as he or she continued to cover the Christian faith adequately.
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POPSSaudis Call for Dialogue As the scent of poorly crafted propaganda, but yet, interesting nonetheless. Word can mean a lot, even in and of themselves.
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POPSHitchens Vs. Hitchens : Full Video Sequence Added: April 07, 2008 (Less info) Brothers Christopher and Peter Hitchens debate the Iraq War and religion at an event organized by the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies with support from the Center for Inquiry and the Interfaith Dialogue Association.
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POPSGlobal Muslim Networks, The Gulen Movement Amazingly enough, the Gulen movement has built up a significant presence in northern Iraq, through schools, a hospital and (soon) a university. Although this arena of Turkish-Kurdish conflict is not the easiest environment for a Turkish-based institution, the movement has deftly built up relationships with all the region's ethnic and religious groups. The influence that the Gulen movement has quietly accumulated would be a surprise to some veteran observers of Islam. Asked to name the world's most active Islamic network, many a pundit would think first of the Muslim Brotherhood, whose reach has extended a long way from Egypt, where it began in the 1920s as a movement of resistance to the twin evils of secularism and colonialism. And it remains true that in every Western country (including the United States) where Muslims are politically active, the influence of the brotherhood—or at least of movements that grew out it—is palpable.
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POPSRight beside ya ole G.W. Bush!!!! This is a great testament to opening church doors to all people regardless of sexual orientation or other forms of differences. I had to chuckle when I read how close the church will be built to the George W. Bush Library! Right beside ya ole G.W.! You bigot!
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POPSCenter For Religious Tolerance Regard and respect for others of different faiths is paramount in the effort towards world peace. I am a gay Christian and cannot wait until I am accepted and respected by all others. This may seem like an impossible dream, but it is something I hope for!
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