Christianity
UK/Ireland
State/Religion
Archive
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April 23
- Eight arguments about whether the UK is a Christian country Jon Kelly, BBC News
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April 22
- Old world wars The Economist
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April 21
- UK PM Cameron accused of fueling division by calling Britain a Christian country Belinda Goldsmith, Reuters
- David Cameron Christianity claim backed by religious groups BBC News
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April 6
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April 5
- Immigration reform becomes a Catholic ‘pro-life’ cause John L. Allen Jr., The Boston Globe
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February 24
- Religious education subjected to 'rank discrimination' Graeme Paton, The Telegraph
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February 20
- Christian conservatism takes radical position against welfare cuts Andrew Brown, The Guardian
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February 15
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February 14
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January 29
- Ruling may force Ireland to revamp Catholic school monopoly Jennifer Collins, The Washington Post
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December 3
- Faith schools are creating more and more boundaries between pupils Ted Cantle, The Guardian
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November 27
- Christian guesthouse owners lose appeal over right to bar gay couples Owen Bowcott, The Guardian
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November 10
- Christian coronations of future monarchs face legal challenge Caroline Davies, The Guardian
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October 23
- At christening, Prince George becomes Church of England’s newest member — and its future head Elizabeth Tenety, The Washington Post
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August 12
- Spurgeon: How the politically liberal preacher became a conservative Christian paragon Jonathan Merritt, RNS
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July 30
- Ireland OKs abortion in some cases in blow to Catholic Church Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times
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July 12
- Ireland votes to allow limited abortion rights for first time Conor Humphries and Sam Cage, Reuters
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July 10
- British government asks church to take over thousands of state schools Trevor Grundy, The Washington Post
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July 4
- Church Could Take Control Of Secular Schools Under New Deal, Report Says Huffington Post UK
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May 6
- Ireland Abortion Legislation: Catholic Church Dangles Threat Of Excommunication Over Lawmakers Mark Hanrahan, The Huffington Post
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