Chris Green analyzes a recent poll of British Muslims for the Independent.
The beliefs of British Muslims
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Lost in the Sacred: Why the Muslim World Stood Still
Christian C. Sahner reviews Dan Diner's book, Lost in the Sacred: Why the Muslim World Stood Still in Public Discourse.
Drones in Pakistan: Fighting or feeding extremism?
In the New York Times, David Kilcullen and Andrew McDonald Exum outline why the American use of drones to kill…
James Carroll on Obama and Notre Dame
At TomDispatch, James Carroll writes about why the Catholic fight over Obama matters.
The moral mandates of fighting the flu
In his New York Times blog Moral of the Story, Randy Cohen addresses the ethics and morality of steps we…
Pakistan is already an Islamic state
Ali Eteraz writes at Dissent that Pakistan is, constitutionally, an Islamic state.
Reza Aslan on jihad and US foreign policy
At AltMuslim, Shahed Amanullah inteviews Reza Aslan about his new book, How to Win a Cosmic War: God, Globalization, and…
Swindling congregants as part of God’s plan
At Religion Dispatches, Anthony B. Pinn writes about Isaac I. Ovid, an ex-minister and son of the founder of his…
Wolterstorff’s Justice in the Journal of Religious Ethics
The May edition of the Journal of Religious Ethics features a focus on Nicholas Wolterstorff and his book, Justice: Rights…
Swine flu and religious discrimination in Egypt
Nadim Audi writes in the New York Times about the Egyptian government's decision to slaughter herds of pigs as a…