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Are Christian Being Denied Their Rights? AUD

Added 07 April 2010

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On the day that a Christian woman in Britain lost her legal appeal against a ruling that she couldn't wear a cross at work, Mal Fletcher took part in an important debate on whether this signals a 'slippery slope' toward a loss of rights for Christians.

The debate took place on London's Premier Radio.

To stream/download the interview click here.

Keywords: persecuted christians | Wearing a cross | Christian rights | persecution

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MasterClass in Spain was a great experience for all. It was challenging and full of inspiration to seek excellence in every little way. MasterClass is a must in all diaries!
Tiziana, Spain

Great to see the Ramalamadingdong animation again! I think your article on Debunking The Great Media Myths captures a number of the essences of why we need to adapt our styles as Christians to the way we use TV.
Tim, UK

In the UK in 2008, the Church does not seem to do well on broadcast media. Yet it has important things to say. I want to thank you Mal for your forward-looking approach to sorting this out.
Alan, United Kingdom

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