genocide

The pressures of time led to a number of widely supported compromises: new liturgical canons that secured protections for conservatives alongside prayer book revisions desired by progressives, and a concession to the bishops’ insistence that the State of Israel is not an “apartheid” regime.

Members of the House of Deputies spent nearly two hours of floor discussion on June 26 seeking to alter moderating language inserted by the House of Bishops into two resolutions about the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

To those who were showing up to our usual Bible study on the Book of James this past Tuesday evening, I’m sure not much...

A court ruling has allowed a bishop accused of complicity in the Rwandan genocide to remain in Britain.

High Commissioner Yamina Karitanyi: “We will not tire in using the law, and diplomacy, to fight genocide ideology.”

Westerners cannot use reason to talk IS out of conducting jihad. So what is the solution?