Lahore
We arrived at Lahore Press Club for our 2.30pm press conference to find only a dozen journalists. They were watching live TV reports of attacks at two Ahmadiyya mosques in … Continue reading
Peace Mala
Peace Mala wristbands with their rainbow colours are a brilliant way to show that people from different religions (and none) can work together without losing their distinct identities. I’ve ordered … Continue reading
Blond, Hobsbawm but not Glasman
Better than any of the election debates on TV by far – Phillip ‘Red Tory’ Blond, Julia Hobsbawm and others at the Royal Festival Hall this evening. Only wished Maurice … Continue reading
Edinburgh to London
Last stop on my meander from Edinburgh to London: the beautiful Multi-Faith Centre at the University of Derby. A place for students of any/no faith tradition to use – quiet … Continue reading
Theists and atheists
The public conversation around the place of religion in 2010 society can be knee-jerky and defensive. I’m not convinced the Westminster Declaration does a great deal, if anything, to help … Continue reading
