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- Mid 30s. Not sure how that's relevant, but hey. - Yes. - All faiths and none. A fairly standard English secondary school curriculum. - Forgive me, I'm laughing too hard to answer that. Here, do some homework: Gooogle me. ;) |
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Why are you laughing? "All faiths and none" What the hell does that mean? Have you lost your faith? |
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Ok. I'm sorry for laughing. Let me explain. You asked what religion I was taught at school. Well, in school RE lessons we learned about all religions, and about atheism. That's what RE lessons are for. What I was taught at Church is a different matter. These days I am a Baptist lay preacher, as Russ already said earlier. I am a Christian. I don't think I'm an especially good one, but I am one. Now, I'm going to have to think about how to split this thread as we are totally, and irredemably off topic... |
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we cannot allow any religion to take precidence over any other .This country should be ruled by democratic law not religious law the above comment by chris is true and i agree they do have an equal say,although invalid as an argument,and therefore the muslims involved should accept that if they live in this country they will have to compromise some of there beliefs for the good of the majority and not behave like the hard line activists their grand parents escaped from |
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CFT, I would strongly urge, for this thread to be closed down, on the grounds that it is getting totally out of control, we must accept, that this is one problem that won't go away, and you can slag off each other till the cows come home, It is agreeablwe that IF we went to that country, we have to abide by there rules, BUT this country, will keep accepting the fact, that we will have to abide by certain faiths, in telling us what to do, you can blame this countries leadership and the human rights for that.
This country, will always keep the gates open, allowing them to come into this country, and there isn't anything we can do about it. |
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As a preacher, Is`nt there supposed to be only one god in the christian faith? And how are these posts off topic? ---------- Post added at 19:42 ---------- Previous post was at 19:39 ---------- Quote:
Don`t you think that thats just wrong? I do. |
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In the meantime, to answer your questions, there are clearly some big differences in the RE syllabus you followed and the one I followed. Age or location may be factors, or maybe you went to a church-aided school? It doesn't matter much anyway. RE is just RE, it's a lesson in school and unlikely to actually convert anyone to any particular religion in my experience. Even though one of our school's RE teachers was a URC minister ... Regarding the number of Gods in the Christian faith, yes, there's only one. I suspect what's behind your question is a suspicion that I'm defending Muslims because I believe their religion is equally as correct as Christianity? That certainly isn't the case, anyway. Islam and Christianity make a number of claims about truth and the way to reach God that are incompatible with each other. They cannot both be right. I happen to believe that in these things, Christianity is right and Islam is wrong. However, just because I think Islam is wrong on some important issues, I don't deny Muslims the right to practice their religion and to ask to have their religious practices respected. Crumbs, maybe we're not off topic after all! |
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this whole topic just cements my belief that 90%of the worlds problems are caused by religion
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However, they now all insist on slightly different ideas of who God is and how he may be reached. It's possible to see the Christian view of God as a development of the one in the Hebrew Bible (the 'Old Testament') that doesn't contradict the view held by Jews (although some Jews would disagree with that). On the other hand, while Muslims claim the Qu'ran is 'The Last Testament', it doesn't really wash because it directly contradicts the Christian New Testament that it supposedly follows. Not least by denying Jesus' deity as expressed in the NT. ---------- Post added at 19:55 ---------- Previous post was at 19:54 ---------- Quote:
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