How To Be Right… in a World Gone Wrong

by James O'Brien

It is a simple reflection of the fact that hardly anyone is asked to explain their opinions these days; to outline not just what they believe, but why.

In short, people are not being challenged to justify their views, or to explain why they think what they do.

The fact that there are more kids in school than ever before is neither necessarily good nor bad. It’s just counting.

Muslim listeners generally respond to calls like this by pointing out that they’re too busy doing the school run to be waging war against the kuffir. Or that they were going to do a bit of jihad, but something good dropped on Netflix.

you’d struggle to argue that a belief in Jesus has never contributed to any wars or terrorism.