Movements in the World and in the Mind
It’s that time of year again. The shops have been full of chocolate eggs and fluffy bunnies for weeks and many working folk are enjoying a long weekend. Christians are giving it up for their saviour, while Jews have been celebrating the freeing of their people from slavery. The traditional Easter egg is a pagan... Continue Reading →
A week or so ago I watched a very insightful documentary on British women who had converted to Islam. According to a study, which was quoted in the programme, almost 70 per cent of respondents associate Islam with a repressed position of women. I genuinely believe that the prophet Mohammed aimed to advance the standing... Continue Reading →
After the Dark Fairy Fury comes the distress felt by christian and friend Helen - think my trip to Durham, trip to Siwa back in the days at the Med- after the outpour of criticism on the rejection of the ordination of female bishops as she feels her family is in crisis. I am what’s... Continue Reading →
Dark Fairy Adventures 