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Topic History of: Sad reflection of these (heathen) times ....
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Solihul Exile	In The Know wrote: I'm just pointing out that we are in the middle of a religious holiday .... but some people want the holiday without the religion !!! www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-17611036 I feel the Archbishop is right ... its time to assert our own standards in our own Country. For far too long we have "hidden" our traditions / beliefs / customs for fear of upsetting others. Sod them. I respect their customs etc - so they should tolerate mine (esp in MY country !) I also have to apologise ... having derided the lack of religious programming (at a religious time) I discover their was a "live" Passion from Preston. Haven't see it yet, so can't comment. Quite true.
In The Know	Call to scrap Bank Holidays "If public holidays were scrapped it would add £19bn to Britain's annual economic output, a think tank says. The Centre for Economics and Business Research says each bank holiday costs the UK economy £2.3bn". www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17654781 Here, Here ! WHY should someone who doesn't believe in Christianity have a Christian holiday (Easter / Christmas) ??
andrew	Ignore what the media say Locked Out go to church tomorrow and it be empty.
In The Know	I'm just pointing out that we are in the middle of a religious holiday .... but some people want the holiday without the religion !!! www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-17611036 I feel the Archbishop is right ... its time to assert our own standards in our own Country. For far too long we have "hidden" our traditions / beliefs / customs for fear of upsetting others. Sod them. I respect their customs etc - so they should tolerate mine (esp in MY country !) I also have to apologise ... having derided the lack of religious programming (at a religious time) I discover their was a "live" Passion from Preston. Haven't see it yet, so can't comment.
Locked Out	andrew wrote: No churches are not nearly empty. http://www.brin.ac.uk/news/2012/holy-saturday-polls/ Not looking good for attendances tomorrow in this "Christian" country, apparently. andrew wrote: But to you Atheists you just like seem to moan about him. Where have I "moaned" about him? I'm moaning about people like you who claim to be Christians but behave in a way your saviour would be ashamed of.