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Thema: Re: But there are people here who would love nothing more than to suppress and restrict any right associated with Christianity.
Iamon lyme: Please... the "I'm a martyr act" just doesn't work. Everyone in the UK has the right to worship as they please. Within 5 miles of me there are at least 20 CHRISTIAN churches of various denominations. Our 'malls' have pastoral care stations, we have a Christian cafe, at least 6 Christian schools and colleges.
We do though have the right to take to court any church (of ANY religion) that is by UK law committing an offence... obey laws of land is in the Bible isn't it? You enjoy news of Muslim clerics promoting hate speech getting locked up or deported..
..Well, the same laws apply to Christian churches as well.
"And by what authority are you able to suggest that I do not have that right?"
The Bible says so... judging isn't it!! I thought the relationship between God and the person was a one on one thing... that stillness and peace one obtains from being.
"That's easy... just say something an atheist wouldn't say."
And who is the judge on what an atheist would or wouldn't say?