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Sunday Sequence: The backlash against Pastor McConnell's remarks reaches new heights & we get to the bottom of the NI21 Election controversy.

25/05/2014

The backlash against Pastor McConnell's remarks reaches new heights & we get to the bottom of the NI21 Election controversy.

BBC Radio Ulster - Sunday Sequence, The backlash against Pastor McConnell's remarks reaches new heights & we get to the bottom of the NI21 Election controversy.

William Crawley and guests debate the week's religious and ethical news.

Pastor James McConnell's sermon citing Islam as "a doctrine spawned in hell" has been the biggest story of the week. Notably there was a fairly mute reaction from the mainstream churches.  Was this an approach taken to avoid the fanning of flames or did they simply run away? 

The public of Northern Ireland hit the polls on Thursday for the European and Local Elections but, did party political controversy outshine the results? Political Editor Mark Devenport paints us a bigger election picture.

And where do values come from? Author and broadcaster Kenan Malik explores the history of morality in the quest for our moral compass.

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