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Originally Posted by danielf
Well, I think it is only fair to say that my spell at secondary school has caused a bit of resentment, so perhaps I've grown somewhat allergic to it.
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So by commenting on something which you considered unpleasant, you're actually bringing it all back yourself?
I'm not having a go or anything, I'm just trying to work out why people feel the need to comment on something what the Bishops have said when it doesn't really impact on their lives.
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Originally Posted by danielf
Incidentally, it appears to have done so with quite a few of my class mates who were brought up in a religious manner but decided against it. 'Hardly intrusive' are not the words I would use to describe the experience some of them had.
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Yes - experiences they
had. But are not currently having as they've all left school pressumably?
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Originally Posted by foreverwar
Unless you are gay, and an Anglican Bishop preaches that your lifestyle is morally degraded and illegitimate, and it is reported widely in the national newspapers and broadcast media - I would call that "inconvenient", myself.
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Well I'd call it inconvenient when people have a dig at my lifestyle too - but I take it on the chin.
So does that mean your objection is what he says is the reasons for these 'judgements'?