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  • Archbishop of Canterbury: 'Christian doctrine is offensive to Muslims'

    07/15/2008 11:41:21 AM PDT · by Free ThinkerNY · 126 replies · 322+ views
    dailymail.co.uk ^ | July 15, 2008 | Steve Doughty
    Christian doctrine is offensive to Muslims, the Archbishop of Canterbury said today. Dr Rowan Williams also criticised Christiaity in history for its violence, harsh use of punishments, and its betrayal of its peaceful principles. His acknowledgement of Christian faults came in a highly conciliatory letter to Islamic leaders calling for an alliance between the two faiths for 'the common good'. It risked fresh controversy for the Archbishop in the wake of his pronouncement earlier this year that a place should be found for Islamic sharia law in the British legal system. The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has admitted...
  • Official: Pakistan should reconsider its ties to US

    06/12/2008 12:06:53 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 7 replies · 104+ views
    AP on Yahoo ^ | 6/12/08 | Stephen Graham - ap
    ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - The top elected official in northwest Pakistan said Thursday the country should rethink its relationship with America after a U.S. airstrike that reportedly killed 11 Pakistani soldiers. The U.S. and Pakistan remained at odds in their versions of a Tuesday night clash on the Afghan border that led to American planes dropping bombs on insurgents who had staged an attack inside Afghanistan. President Bush's national security adviser said it was not clear exactly what happened and American officials "have not been able to corroborate" Pakistani troops died. The U.S. "would be very saddened" if that were true,...
  • 'Do not send your children here. We will kill them' [Taliban message to Blair]

    05/24/2006 2:09:31 PM PDT · by ncountylee · 10 replies · 667+ views
    The Times ^ | May 24, 2006 | Tahir Luddin and Tim Albone
    WE RAN into the Taleban guerrillas only 24km (15 miles) south of the British base at Gereshk, half a dozen of them brazenly manning a checkpoint on a road to Lashkar Gah. They were bristling with weaponry and had belts of ammunition slung over their shoulders. They ordered us to stop, surrounded our four-wheel-drive vehicle and demanded to know who we were. There is another British base in Lashkar Gah, 30 miles to the south, and Camp Bastion, headquarters of the 3,400-strong British force in Helmand province, is not far to the west. But for now, at least, the Taleban...