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14 February 2012updated 26 Sep 2015 8:46pm

Rush to judgement

Richard Dawkins should be wary of presuming to judge who is a genuine Christian and who isn't.

By Nick Spencer

Jesus’s most prominent opponents, the Pharisees, spent a great deal of time and energy telling their contemporaries who was and who was not a true Israelite.

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