On December 2, 2014 Almuslih Project and the Westminster Institute brought together leading Arab Muslim thinkers who provided cutting-edge analysis of what is powering Islamic radicalism.
From January 26-29, 2014, the Westminster Institute and Barnabas Aid hosted a delegation of Syrian Christian leaders in Washington, D.C., in order to raise awareness of the humanitarian catastrophe that the Syrian conflict has become, and to explore concrete steps that can be taken by the United States to help end the crisis and to protect Christians and other religious and ethnic minorities in Syria. At the conclusion of their trip, the members of the delegation issued the following statement:
Robert Reilly on Failures and Successes of U.S. Information Operations
From my experiences in the Cold War and since 9/11, I have formulated a few brief principles for the conduct of wars of ideas. First, do not go into a war of ideas unless you understand the ideas you are at war with. Second, do not go into a war of ideas unless you have an idea. Third, wars of ideas are conducted by people who think; people who do not think are influenced by those who do. Try to reach the people who think.
US Must Remember Its Values and Stand Up for Religious Freedom
By Dr. Patrick Sookhdeo
The United States has a noble history of upholding and defending civil liberties, religious freedom in particular. It has put these values at the heart of its relations with other countries, challenging those who do not share them. Read more.
New Study by Stephen Ulph on the doctrine underpinning Boko Haram’s war on the church in Nigeria
Stephen Ulph, one of the West’s most insightful scholars of both jihadist and reformist narratives, has just published a study on the Nigerian Islamist group, Boko Haram