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Charlie Hebdo: reactions (updated)

Jan 8, 2015 by Jill

Archbishop of Canterbury condemns attack on French newspaper as ‘barbaric’, ACNS

Archbishop joins worldwide condemnation of Paris terror attack

We Are Charlie: Free Speech v. Self-Censorship by Douglas Murray, Gatestone Institute

Unbelievers and non-believers must be free to blaspheme with impunity from Cranmer

Prophet Mohammed cartoons: the roots of Muslim fury by John Bingham, Telegraph

Western Dhimmitude is Enabling Bloody Jihad by Bill Muehlenberg, CultureWatch

Is more blasphemy the best response? by Michael Cook, MercatorNet

Paris Attack Underscores a Deeper Malaise by George Friedman, Stratfor

Je Suis Charlie, by Alex Massie, Spectator

Fanatics fear cartoonists: We must NEVER be silenced by Mac, Cartoonist, Daily Mail

No, vous n’êtes pas Charlie – and you shouldn’t have to be by Andrew Lilico, Conservative Home

This is how freedom is killed off. Little by little, piece by piece by Richard Littlejohn, Mailonline

British Muslims deserve better leaders – and they’ll need them by Fraser Nelson, Telegraph

Killers betray Islam and all Muslims and were driven by their wilfully perverted misinterpretation of faith by Dr Taj Hargey, Mailonline

Charlie Hebdo and #MuslimApologies by Jennifer S Bryson, Public Discourse

It is not Islamophobia that worries me. It is our phobia about our Christian heritage by Kathy Gyngell, Conservative Woman

“I am not Charlie Hebdo” by Bernard Toutounji, MercatorNet

Charlie Hebdo attack ‘a moment for courage’ says Archbishop of Canterbury, BBC News

Charlie Hebdo: first they came for the cartoonists, then they came for the Jews by Jonathan Freedland, Guardian

Using the Charlie Hebdo killings to attack religion is just cowardice by David Robertson, Christiay Today

Are Liberals Hypocrites in Their Responses to the Charlie Hebdo Massacre? by Napp Nazworth, Christian Today

The Charlie Hebdo massacre, and secularism’s problem with Islam by Michael Brendan Dougherty, The Week

Fear of criticising Islam has given Britain self-imposed blasphemy law, warns former archbishop Carey by Ollie Gillman, Mailonline

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