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Old 26-01-2004, 00:08   #17
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Re: Muslims outpace Anglicans in the UK

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S'ok you can do it later.
ok *hopes he remembers

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It's the reason why despite pressure from within the family I would not have my children christened. It would also be hypocritical to go through a "ceremony" involving commitments which I could not commit to.
i very much agree with your thinking very wise, just a question how would you feel if your child turned to islam or any other religion would it matter ?


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Unfortunately a christening seems more an excuse for a few drinks than a true understanding of the obligations undertaken at the time.
as with many situations the culture is to drink, and remember and be merry that IMO is wrong if you go to a persons funeral especially your family's often the words 'lets get a nice stiff drink down us' comes in or 'lets remember him by getting a drink ' and i think to myself what are these people doing, its a somber time and you should have time to think, take in your loss...........
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