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Opinion
Buffer zone conviction does not mean the UK has criminalised Christianity

2026-05-12T11:34:00Z

Poor lawmaking should always be challenged, says Evangelical Alliance’s Peter Lynas. But Christians must not conflate every legal case involving public evangelism with religious persecution. It simply isn’t accurate

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