A Christian and Muslim response to Secularism – James White and Abdullah Al-Andalusi
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Muslim parents in Birmingham recently made headlines for protesting the teaching of LGBT issues in lessons at their primary school. So should Muslims and Christians who share common values join forces to respond to an increasingly secular world?
James White and Abdullah Al-Andalusi explore the similarities and difference in the ways they engage with secularism in the West.
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Released on 10 May 2019
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