‘Muslims’ in the MediaChrislam (Chrislamology), also known as the Ifeoluwa Mission (Ifeoluwa = Yoruba: “God’s Love”), is a syncretic religion mixing elements of Islam and Christianity. Founded by Tela Tella in Nigeria in the 1980s, it recognizes both the Qur’an and Bible as sacred texts. Its members engage in “running deliverance,” a healing practice linked to the circumambulating the [...]
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Schools made up of only ethnic minorities
Julie Henry, Telegraph
More than 30 state schools in England are made up solely of ethnic minority pupils with no white children on the roll, according to government figures. The finding follows a warning from Britain’s race watchdog that schools are becoming increasingly segregated along racial lines. This year’s school [...]
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Normally, I loathe adverts, especially those on the tele. I turn the volume down and play a phone game or browse G2 whenever they’re on. But this advertisement is funny, features a cute lass AND it’s for uber-cool Ecover washing powder. So that’s okay then. You can learn more about Ecover products via their [...]
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