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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
Karl Marx and religion - part 4
29 Mar 2001
In the last of a series of articles, Michael Malkin outlines the attitude of communists to believers
Karl Marx and religion, part three
01 Mar 2001
Karl Marx and religion - part two
01 Feb 2001
Michael Malkin discusses Marx's critique of religion in the early 1840s
Supplement
21 Dec 2000
Christianity and the decline of Rome
Karl Marx and religion
21 Dec 2000
James and the genesis of Christianity
13 Jan 2000
Not to bring peace
14 Jan 1999
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