Tim Dieppe tells BBC Radio London "Christianity should appeal to men as well"

Published: November 6th, 2016

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Tim Dieppe, Director of Islamic Affairs at Christian Concern, talks to BBC Radio London about a new study that suggests women are more religious than men. Tim says, "There's a sense in which Christianity is viewed as feminine... I don't think it should be... I think Christianity should appeal to men as well."

06/11/2016
2m 57s

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