BBC Radio Ulster: Tim Dieppe discusses Christian freedom in the workplace

Published: December 1st, 2016

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Tim Dieppe, Director of Islamic Affairs, discusses whether Christians are free to speak about their faith, and even Christmas, in the work place.

Tim says, "The fact that employers and others are thinking 'we better not call it Christmas' shows a fear factor that's there... I haven't met anybody who's offended by Christmas."

He adds that, "this culture of political correctness [has] gone over the top".

01/12/2016
18m 40s

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BBC Radio Ulster: Tim Dieppe discusses Christian freedom in the workplace