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The right to life movement has always understood itself to be a human rights movement. Above all it advocates the right to life for those who cannot represent themselves. While at the beginning it only […]
My translator Dr Richard McClary just translated a overview over Bibel stories and verses concerning hospitality, which you can download here. The Bible sees hospitality as a prime way to establish friendship and communion and […]
Church history in general, and the history of pietistic, Evangelical, and pious streams of faith have been deeply characterized by ever new Christian movements bringing hope for all layers of society and acting as particular […]
Hier eine brandaktuelle Meldung über meine Reaktion auf den Koalitionsvertrag, der soeben den Fraktionen der CDU/CSU und der FDP vorgelegt wird: Der Direktor des Internationalen Instituts für Religionsfreiheit (Bonn, Kapstadt, Colombo) der Weltweiten Evangelischen Allianz, […]
Against maliciously equating Evangelicals with Islamic Terrorists Within three days I found the following randomly chosen reports about Islamists, which were published almost simultaneously in practically all major media in Germany: in the Pakistan capital […]
The fundamentalism debate often makes the incorrect assumption that violent, religious fundamentalists want a return to a premodern era. Journalists, who so eagerly want to link everything and everyone to fundamentalism, take little notice of […]
ARTICLE Dalits who convert to Islam or Christianity in India lose their legal status as Dalits and with that the financial and legal support to which they are entitled according to the constitution and legal code.
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 …
