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==Quilliam Advisor==
 
==Quilliam Advisor==

Revision as of 12:53, 20 September 2015

Person.png Giles Fraser  Rdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(Clerk in Holy Orders, Priest)
Born1964-11-27
Alma materNewcastle University
ReligionAnglican
ParentsAnthony and Gillian Fraser
Children • daughters
• one son
SpouseSally Aagaard
Canon chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral.

Quilliam Advisor

Dr Fraser was an early advisor to the Quilliam Foundation and stuck with it from 2008-2010, despite criticism and a significant number of advisors ceasing involvement. Fraser writes of his involvement:

Some have accused the new organisation of being a front for an anti-Islamic neo-conservative agenda. I have been attacked for being one of its official advisers — as if that makes me a “useful idiot” to some extreme right-wing agenda. Of course, a number of conservative voices have been among its most active supporters, and some of its members have been harshly critical of multiculturalism. But what this organisation stands for is too important to hitch itself to any one political philosophy. And the leaders of the Quilliam Foundation agree.[1]

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References

  1. Giles Fraser The battle of good and bad religion hots up, Church Times, Issue 7572 - 2 May, 2008


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