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Tag Archives: Freedom of Conscience
Welby’s woes: a very simple solution
Behold the humility of a power-seeking double-palace dweller.
Careful what you pray for
This is a glimpse of what might have been for Lilian Ladele and Gary McFarlane, the Christian martyrs whose claims of religious discrimination were recently dismissed by the European Court of Human Rights.
Poor Ickle Peter Hitchens
The ECtHR Decisions: More Thoughts, and “What If”
This follows yesterday’s post where I discussed the judgements of the European Court of Human Rights concerning religious discrimination against four Christians in the UK. Here I explore things a bit further and also analyse the possible consequences of alternative judgements.
Some Good News for Secularists
Two bits of good news in twenty four hours. It’s fun to be a secularist.
Anne Atkins and Michael Portillo: fashionable nonsense
Freedom of conscience isn’t for everyone, and gender equality is a “fashion”.
Shoulder to Shoulder with UKIP and Nigel Farage
Careful which political party you join. UKIP, you lose.
Employers: mind your own business
I found your nose. It was in my business.