Post by Teddy Bear on Sept 18, 2011 19:53:55 GMT
Given it's a Muslim running the BBC religious department it could only be a matter of time before we find it permeating even the most traditional vestiges remaining to Christians on the BBC.
Love that line - “I think there’s no reason why we couldn’t explore other faiths,” says Tommy Nagra, the programme’s executive producer, who is Sikh. I'm willing to bet Islam will be appearing as the majority 'other'.
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He is careful to add, however: “They would always be done through the Christian prism.”
Meaning more references to Islam being 'the Religion of Peace'
Songs of Muslim praise
Loyal viewers of Songs of Praise may be in for a surprise. The BBC is considering featuring other religions in the Christian programme, which celebrates its 50th anniversary with a special featuring Sir Cliff Richard on Sunday night.
“I think there’s no reason why we couldn’t explore other faiths,” says Tommy Nagra, the programme’s executive producer, who is Sikh. He is careful to add, however: “They would always be done through the Christian prism.”
Loyal viewers of Songs of Praise may be in for a surprise. The BBC is considering featuring other religions in the Christian programme, which celebrates its 50th anniversary with a special featuring Sir Cliff Richard on Sunday night.
“I think there’s no reason why we couldn’t explore other faiths,” says Tommy Nagra, the programme’s executive producer, who is Sikh. He is careful to add, however: “They would always be done through the Christian prism.”
Love that line - “I think there’s no reason why we couldn’t explore other faiths,” says Tommy Nagra, the programme’s executive producer, who is Sikh. I'm willing to bet Islam will be appearing as the majority 'other'.
and
He is careful to add, however: “They would always be done through the Christian prism.”
Meaning more references to Islam being 'the Religion of Peace'
