Racism
Thomas Schirrmacher. Racism. The WEA Global Issues Series. Vol. 8. Culture and Science Publishing: Bonn, 2008. ISBN: 978-3-86269-035-0. 118 pp.
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Interview mit DIE WELT über Ursachen der Christenverfolgung
Till-R. Stoldt hat für DIE WELT mit mir über die Ursachen der Christenverfolgung gesprochen. Hier der Schlusssatz: „Irakische Christen verfügen über keine Mittel, um sich gegen Massaker, Vergewaltigung und Folter zu verteidigen, sie haben weder im Militär noch in der Polizei Rückhalt. Die sind allein. Erzählen Sie mal einem irakischen Christen, er werde verfolgt, weil er mit aggressiven, westlichen Missionaren im Bunde stehe. Der würde lachen, wenn er noch lachen könnte.“
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Schirrmacher receives the Finnish Human Rights Award
The Bonn based human rights activist, Thomas Schirrmacher, received this year’s “International Pro Fide Award” from the Finish organization “Friends of the Martyrs,” for his ongoing international efforts on behalf of persecuted Christians and followers of other religions. The award money will be used on behalf of Iraqi refugees.
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Studies in Church Leadership
New Testament Church Structure – Paul and his Coworkers – An Alternativ Theological Education - A Critique of Catholic Canon Law
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May a Christian Go to Court?
Thomas Schirrmacher. May a Christian Go to Court? and other Essays on Persecution vs. Religious Freedom. The WEA Global Issues Series. Vol. 3.
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Hope founded on Salvation
This is a comment on the second encyclica by Pope Benedict XVI. I praise it for its exegetical approach and every Protestant will love it except for the last two paragraphs.
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The Head of the Orthodox Church Meets with Evangelical Theologians
The German theologian and sociologist Thomas Schirrmacher represented the World Evangelical Alliance in a recent meeting with Bartholomew I, Patriarch of Constantinople and Head of the Orthodox Church.
Archbishop and Professor Dr. Thomas Paul Schirrmacher is President of the International Council of the International Society for Human Rights, President of the International Institute for Religious Freedom, Co-President of Religions for Peace and President of the Bonn Abrahamic Center for Global Peace, Justice and Sustainability (BAC). Read more …
