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This is an edited version of a talk given by Dwight Randall at the St Mary and Archangel Michael Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Church in Victoria Park, Western Australia, in April 2011. It is apparent [...]

Earlier this year, Mark Durie, an Australian Anglican minister, scholar and author, published an important book on Islam titled The Third Choice: Islam Dhimmitude and Freedom (Deror Books, 2010). [...]

Here are four incidents reported from Britain in the course of a few days. A foster mother has been struck off by a council after a teenage Muslim girl in her care became a Christian. The carer, [...]

What an offensive corruption of our curriculum. Children are to be taught the fabled best of Islam and the imagined worst of Australia to blind us all to the real challenges Islam poses even to a [...]

On December 1, 2009, Wafa Sultan and Daniel Pipes debated whether and to what extent a ‘moderate’ Islam is possible. Although both are opponents of Islamic radicalism, on this question they did [...]

For some time now, a horse has been catching a public bus in Dearborn, Michigan. It is a little horse, certainly, and it is in the company of a woman. The woman is blind and the horse is her [...]

“And we still—but we still do not know a motive. You know, you look at the Jewish center. Why did they hit the Jewish center?” So puzzled CNN’s Security Analyst, Mike Brooks, when reporting on [...]

The following is the Barnabas Fund Response to the Archbishop of Canterbury’s recommendation to apply Islamic law in the UK: Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, argued in a lunchtime [...]

We in the West are constantly being told that Islam is a religion of tolerance and peace. Indeed, the greater the atrocities committed in the name of Islam, the greater the protestations by [...]

Often the church is its own worst enemy. Sure, there is plenty of opposition and animosity towards Christianity, but sometimes those calling themselves believers can do as much damage or more to [...]