Former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson says rather than tolerance there’s a “spirit of absolutism” and “total judgement”, particularly towards Christianity.
This comes as American actor Kirk Cameron says his proposal for a
story-time with his new faith-based book has been rejected by more than 50 libraries.
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