No, Mr Blair – for all our sakes, pulpits and parliament must remain separate
Posted: Fri, 18th Nov 2011 by Terry Sanderson
Is Tony Blair — the man who converted to Catholicism when he left the office of Prime Minister and went on to establish the Tony Blair Faith Foundation — a secularist?
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