I don't support organised religion.
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I think it is downright shocking that in the 21st century a supposedly secular society like the UK i subject to a state which still more-or-less has an official religion in the form of the Church of England stylee Christianity. Freedom to exercise personal belief is one thing but the influence of some people's imaginary sky-friend over the rest of us is not democratic and not acceptable. Who are those Churchy geezers in the House of Lords, who are they?
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There is a difference between organised religion and state religion. Catholicism is an organised religion but it not institutionalised into the framework of the UK state.
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(Original post by ChaoticButterfly)
There is a difference between organised religion and state religion. Catholicism is an organised religion but it not institutionalised into the framework of the UK state.
There is a difference between organised religion and state religion. Catholicism is an organised religion but it not institutionalised into the framework of the UK state.
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(Original post by Axiomasher)
Very true and while I don't support organised religion (on balance I think it's a bad thing) I am more positively hostile to the state having a religious orientation.
Very true and while I don't support organised religion (on balance I think it's a bad thing) I am more positively hostile to the state having a religious orientation.
See liberation theology as an example.
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(Original post by the bear)
*organised religion on line three.... they want you to reconsider
*organised religion on line three.... they want you to reconsider
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(Original post by ChaoticButterfly)
...See liberation theology as an example.
...See liberation theology as an example.
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