Religion

Libya - Nigeria
Nigerians have reacted to Libyan leader Col. Muammar Gaddafi’s call on the Nigerian state to split on religions lines following the conflicts between Christians and Muslims in the middlebelt city of Jos that began in 2001. The Libyan leader blamed the problem on the British and cited India and Pakistan as an example of a religious split that has saved many lives.


Morocco: Reactions over expulsion of foreigners continue

Somalia: Moderate Islamist group joins AU forces against Al-Shabab

Religious Hypocrisy and Arrogance

Morocco’s expulsion of Christians abusive?

Nigeria: Christian Muslim violence perpetrated by mercenaries?

US urges Nigeria to act on Jos killings


Ugandan minister lashes out at Anglican cleric over gay-bill

Uganda: Anglican cleric seeks withdrawal of anti-gay bill

Libya: Gaddafi declares Jihad on Switzerland

Gospel Truth Music Ministry Condemns Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill

Uganda: Christians and Muslims protest Gay Porn shown in churches

Uganda police stop anti-gay demonstration

Ugandans protest against Obama and anti-gay bill

Proof of Jesus’ Black Heritage Comes From Surprising Source, Two Black Mormons

Egypt: Shari’a in favour of minority rights

Sexuality: Artificial hymen, a Moroccan sore?

Egypt: Pig-cull induced street rubbish a “national scandal”

Nigeria: Perpetrators of religious riots could be freed again

Nigerian sectarian violence: Religion as a pretext

Zimbabwe: Anglican Church invites Mugabe to pray out ex Bishop’s unholy mess

Uganda: Thousands of children demonstrate in favour of anti-gay bill

Nigeria: Use Restraint in Curbing Jos Violence

Nigeria: Religion still a blindfold for violence

Christian Copts of California: Christians of Egypt are Massacred, and President Mubarak is Still Silent!

Botswana: Radical Jamaican cleric trained Batswana to attack 2010 World Cup?

The Abyssinian Baptist Church Ministry of Christian Social Concern Hosts 12th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. ’Non-Violence’ Youth Event

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