Bijan Omrani's previous books and research have looked at questions of religious history and cultural identity from Ancient Rome and Greece to Afghanistan and the Silk Road. An Oxford-educated barrister, he has taught Classics at Eton College and Westminster School, is a former editor of the Asian Affairs Journal, and is currently a research fellow at the University of Exeter.

'This book will help readers understand English history in a much more rounded way. The author’s fiercely objective approach allows us to understand the profound, and often profoundly beneficial, impact of Christianity on the country for nearly two millennia' - Anthony Seldon

Bijan Omrani's previous books and research have looked at questions of religious history and cultural identity from Ancient Rome and Greece to Afghanistan and the Silk Road. An Oxford-educated barrister, he has taught Classics at Eton College and Westminster School, is a former editor of the Asian Affairs Journal, and is currently a research fellow at the University of Exeter.

'This book will help readers understand English history in a much more rounded way. The author’s fiercely objective approach allows us to understand the profound, and often profoundly beneficial, impact of Christianity on the country for nearly two millennia' - Anthony Seldon

Bijan Omrani's previous books and research have looked at questions of religious history and cultural identity from Ancient Rome and Greece to Afghanistan and the Silk Road. An Oxford-educated barrister, he has taught Classics at Eton College and Westminster School, is a former editor of the Asian Affairs Journal, and is currently a research fellow at the University of Exeter.

'This book will help readers understand English history in a much more rounded way. The author’s fiercely objective approach allows us to understand the profound, and often profoundly beneficial, impact of Christianity on the country for nearly two millennia' - Anthony Seldon