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Secularism is hostile to state religion, not religion

23 Feb 2012

Separation of church and state is a basic democratic demand bitterly resisted by the British establishment, writes Eddie Ford

Jesus: from Jewish apocalyptic revolutionary to imperial god

17 Dec 1998

Jack Conrad describes how an ideology of the oppressed became the ideology of the oppressors

Church standards and gay rights

10 Dec 1998

Breaking imperialism’s rules

04 Jun 1998

India and Pakistan

Indian elections - Reaction fills the gap

12 Mar 1998

Smug complacency

08 Jan 1998

Alan Fox reviews ‘Onward Christian soldiers?’ by Clyde Wilcox

Jesus: man and Myth

18 Dec 1997

Christian doctrine portrays Jesus as a creepy, other-worldly figure; a man-god utterly indifferent to the savage occupation of the Jewish homeland by imperial Rome. But Jesus did not die in order to fulfil some divine plan. Nor was he betrayed by the Jewish people. Jesus was no ‘Christian’, writes Jack Conrad, but an apocalyptic revolutionary whose message was universal human liberation

A sundered subcontinent

14 Aug 1997

British imperialism created India and Pakistan 50 years ago this week

Reactionaries attack science

06 Mar 1997

Properly utopian

07 Nov 1996

Kevin Watts reviews Breaking the waves, co-written and directed by Lars von Trier

Bosses turn to god

31 Oct 1996

Big two jump on populist bandwagon

24 Oct 1996

Conservative and Labour both claim the moral high ground - while preparing to hit the working class

Chronicle of corruption

26 Sep 1996

Repressive precedent

12 Sep 1996

Wildfire prejudice

01 Aug 1996

Weapon of democracy

23 May 1996

Church hypocrisy

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