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Posted in Government, Human Rights, Morality, Politics, Religion on Sep 25th, 2008
There is a report by Patrick Wintour in today’s Guardian that there are signs that the British Government may, at long last, be ready to tackle the endemic sexism and religious discrimination in the British Constitution. The bar may finally be lifted. Downing Street has drawn up plans to end the 300-year-old exclusion of Roman [...]
Posted in Faith, Government, Human Rights, Politics, Religion on Sep 10th, 2007
Politicians who claim that their religious faith is a personal matter are either bad faith practitioners, or less than accurate in the honesty department. Perhaps their claim to privacy is just a way of saying, “I don’t really believe much of this stuff but am just using it to get votes,” or, “I do really [...]
Posted in Government, Human Rights, Politics, Terrorism on Aug 8th, 2007
I may be wrong, but I often find that peoplewho insist on taking a simplestrong stance onsomething that otherssee as more complex, end up by either looking silly, orby later backing down. A case in point is the recent decision by the British Government to look again at the fate of five Guantanamo detainees who [...]
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