Karen Armstrong: I Was a Nun Who Couldn't Pray | SuperSoul Sunday | Oprah Winfrey Network

Jun 9, 2013 | When she was 17 years old, Karen Armstrong was in search of God. To find Him, she entered a Roman Catholic convent and became a nun. When she started her new life, she faced a number of struggles, including the fact she couldn't pray. Watch as Karen reflects on feeling like a failure in the convent.

Interview with Karen Armstrong on "A History of God", "The Case for God", "Sacred Nature" HQ

May 5, 2022 | Karen Armstrong in conversation with Professor Henk de Berg from The University of Sheffield on A History of God, The Case for God, Sacred Nature (23 March 2022)

Professor Henk de Berg.

Karen Armstrong: Muhammad: A Prophet for Our Time

Karen Armstrong talked about her book Muhammad: A Prophet for Our Time, published by Harper Collins in the Eminent Lives series. She described Muhammad, the prophet and founder of Islam, as a respectful man.

My comment:

This woman is obviously very erudite; but she is very naïve and is obviously living in cloud-cuckoo-land. In fact, she is living in a parallel universe. – © Mark

Apologetics: Karen Armstrong on the Qur’an

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The Whitewash of Islam as Only the BBC Knows How to Do It

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Tony Blair at the World Economic Forum on Faith and Modernization

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