MEF fellow
Mark Durie
Writing Fellow
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Profile
Mark Durie is a writing fellow, theologian and Anglican pastor who has published on the Qur'an, sharia, Christian-Muslim relations and religious freedom. He holds a Ph.D. in linguistics from the Australian National University and is a senior research fellow at the Melbourne School of Theology.
Summarized from the MEF bio of Mark Durie, read October 4, 2026.
Writes on: religion, theology and minorities; law and human rights; terrorism and counterterrorism; Europe.
Topics are this site's tags, assigned from the subjects of Mark Durie's bylined MEF pieces and the MEF bio.
MEF Work (69)
Bylined pieces published by the Middle East Forum, newest first, 2011 to 2026. Titles are quoted as MEF published them and link to the original on meforum.org.
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2026 (3)
2023 (9)
- A Primer on Hamas; Part 8: Some Concluding Thoughts, Including about the Future
- A Primer on Hamas; Part 7: What Are the Rules of War?
- A Primer on Hamas; Part 6: Is Antisemitism Part of the Problem
- A Primer on Hamas; Part 5: What Is the Occupation?
- A Primer on Hamas; Part 4: Who Are the Palestinians?
- A Primer on Hamas; Part 3: Who Supports Hamas?
- A Primer on Hamas; Part 2: Why Does Hamas Think It Will Win?
- A Primer on Hamas; Part 1: What Is Hamas?
- After the Hamas Deluge
2022 (2)
2021 (7)
- The Dhimmitude of the West: A New Trajectory?
- Muslim Leaders Must Challenge the Theological Drivers of Jihad
- What Is Islam's Relationship to Christianity?
- Abrahamic Dreaming: Is Abraham a Point of Unity for Islam, Christianity, and Judaism?
- The Word or the Sword? Christianity and Islam Meet in Hyde Park
- Australian Imams Stand up for Shariah
- A New Law to Contain Islamic Radicalism Threatens French Protestants
2020 (3)
2016 (6)
2015 (9)
- Open Letter to President Obama about Christmas Bells in the Middle East
- Is Islam a Religion of Peace?
- Is the West Indebted to Islam?
- Love and Truth in the War against ISIS
- The Paris Attacks Were Not 'Nihilism' but Sacred Strategy
- Sex Slavery and the Islamic State
- Challenging Islam's License to Kill
- Hatred as an Article of Faith
- One Hundred Years of Jihad in Australia
2014 (11)
- Jihadi Islam: A Response to John Azumah
- Muslims Need Truth and Love
- Complexity, Truth and the Islamic State: a Response to John Azumah and Colin Chapman
- How Dissimulation about Islam is Fuelling Genocide in the Middle East
- The Koran and Child Marriage
- Boko Haram and the Dynamics of Denial
- Tony Blair on the Islamist Threat
- The Rising Sex Traffic in Forced Islamic Marriage
- The Rising Sex Traffic in Forced Islamic Marriage
- Multiculturalism's Child Brides
- Islam's Second Crisis: The troubles to come
2013 (7)
- Jihad: A harvest of bitter destruction continues to escalate
- Violence and Context in Islamic Texts
- Salafis and the Muslim Brotherhood: What is the difference?
- Islamophobia Comes to Canberra
- Wilders in Australia and the "Islamic Problem" - Part II
- The Woolwich Killing: "We must fight them as they fight us."
- Wilders in Australia and the "Islamic Problem" - Part I
2012 (5)
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