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My issue is that I pay for it. And on BBC1 no less. That's what's anachronistic.
72 of them.
So men can marry several women, but women can't marry several men?
Stephen Fry sums up a few interesting points, in my opinion.
I can bet that some Christians here will comment on this saying "well see, Christianity isn't all that bad in comparison" and of course "well it's Islam so of course it's ridiculous."
Nobody came back to me when I pointed it out.
Perhaps @Risico007 is too busy on that revelatory thesis he promised how many months ago?
The one about archeology and Quantum theory proving the resurrection? I don't know if I envy or feel sorry for the thesis examiners.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-44067719
'These will be able to be fully selective on grounds of religion'
So it's fine to discriminate in favour of religion? Just not against it.
So although the UK is becoming less religious (apart from one certain minority) there's more funding for 'faith schools'....
Well that makes a lot of sense.
How the hell does this make for a progressive society?
Or is this just more pandering to religious minorities so they can keep their children brainwashed with hateful tripe and separate from outside interference?
The latter unfortunately and shamefully. Eduucation and religion just don't go together.
Spot on.
Are you going to tell them how wrong they are?
I'll behave. That's their celebration and they have the right to believe whatever they want, however ridiculous. Beside my wife's friend knows that we are a family of atheists. I won't hide it if someone asks about it but won't pick up a fight or start taking names of what have you.
As usual the religious force the rest of us to bend over to accommodate their infantile beliefs.
Leaving Wembley on a Saturday? Enjoy sitting on the A406 for ages as it takes an eternity to get through Henly's Corner. Get a call in the early hours of Saturday morning that your father has had a heart attack and is at death's door? Rather than race to the hospital why not just sit pointlessly at the lights while they give green time to pedestrians who aren't there.
Where are the hands free crossings for people who lost all their fingers in an industrial accident and cant press the button? What about Dr No? Are TfL going to install a crossing for him? Of course not. Those people can bugger off but if religion bleats about something society is expected to just roll over.
I do have a few minutes though and why also I have put less emphasis on this forum well let me tell you all a parable
There was once an atheist so full of himself he said there is no way a god could possibly exist he then died only to discover to hit horror Christianity was right all along as he was dragged to hell he pleaded with God “let me go back and warn my atheist brethren” god responded “they have Moses the prophets and my son to convince them surely they will not be moved if another should rise from the dead”
You forgot your pills again.
@Risico007 you surpassed yourself with that parable. It's both a stupid and a morally repulsive one.
Okay let's say one of my atheist friends comes back from the dead as some kind of Jacob Marley to warn me that God and hell exist and I'd go right there if I don't start worshipping Jesus. Assuming I'm sure he IS the soul of my friend and not some hallucinations caused by alcohol, grief, too much rich food or a combination of all these factors. I might decide that it is convincing enough to believe there is a God and it is the God of the Bible. I would then no longer be an atheist but would REFUSE to worship or even respect such god, as he proved himself to be a maniac, tyrannical, narcissistic deity. The criteria to go to heaven is worship and obedience? BS! I'd find the tortures of hell less painful than sucking up to God for all eternity in heaven.
But when you're down to threats of hell you have no argument.