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An upcoming secularist conference on the safeguarding of liberal values in a time of crisis

Jihad by Word #4: The Satan paradox; or, Putting the Muslim genie back in the bottle

‘Enthralling and useful’: Adrian Desmond’s ‘Reign of the Beast’, reviewed

Britain’s blasphemy heritage

My journey from blindness to rationality: how English literature saved me

Three years on, the lessons of Batley are yet to be learned

In the fight against authoritarianism, the culture wars are a distraction

Flaco was a victim of pathological altruism

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An upcoming secularist conference on the safeguarding of liberal values in a time of crisis

Jihad by Word #4: The Satan paradox; or, Putting the Muslim genie back in the bottle

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