Religious Liberty & Police
Posted: May 27, 2012 in UncategorizedTags: Christianity, God, Christian, Freedom, UK, GB, persecution, Church, free speech, religion, rights, United Kingdom, religious liberty, Human Rights Act, English, English People's Party.England, discrimination
GAUGING THE EXTENT OF ISLAMISM, AND, THEREFORE, ANTI-COPTISM, IN EGYPT مدى إنتشار الإسلاميين وكراهية الأقباط في مصر
Posted: May 25, 2012 in Uncategorized Reblogged from ON COPTIC NATIONALISM في القومية القبطية:
Figure 1: Egyptian protestors at Tahrir Square during the anti-Mubarak protests, 1 February 2011. How many exactly are Islamists, and how many Moderate Muslims; how many are anti-Copts, and how many are friends with the Copts. (Mohammed Abed/Getty Images)
ONE QUESTION has so far begged an answer: How many Egyptians exactly are extreme Muslims and how many are moderate Muslims? Hitherto we, as Coptic nationalists, have been reluctant to play the numbers or ratio game.
Reblogged from Roger Helmer MEP:
Yesterday evening we were privileged to have Czech President Vaclav Klaus as our keynote speaker at the Heartland Climate Conference at the Chicago Hilton. The man is a star. He is absolutely sound on my two main issues — the EU, and Climate Change.
I had hoped to ask him about energy in Central Europe — Poland is very worried about the threat to its vital coal interests from Brussels regulation — and about Germany, which has recently decided to shut down its base-load nuclear power industry, and to try to replace it with intermittent wind power.
http://www.desiringgod.org/blog/posts/piper-on-technological-temptations-to-distractedness
To read quote from Robert Murray M’Cheyne see this page (courtesy of Andy Geers):
http://www.geero.net/2011/06/john-piper-on-the-technologica.html



