Father Benedict Kiely is a priest of the Anglican Ordinariate of the Roman Catholic Church. He is the founder of nasarean.org, a charity that supports and advocates for persecuted Christians across the Middle East and beyond, offering practical aid to displaced families and small businesses.

In this conversation, Father Benedict and I think out loud about the persecution of Christians in the middle East and Nigeria, the day-to-day struggles faced by Christians in predominantly Muslim countries, the nature of Christian persecution in Britain and what's behind it, why the media pays little attention to the ongoing atrocities against Christians, the future of Christian and Islamic relations in Britain and whether adherents of the two faiths can coexist peacefully, whether it is possible to be a Christian and patriot, the impact of aggressive secularism on political life, the importance of hope and the role of faith in overcoming despair, and much, much more.

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