[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by Stephen

There is only 1 person being talked about as having said he was a Christian stop inflating the the issue beyond what it is.

You seem to love to exaggerate.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...-christianity/

Forty asylum seekers on the Bibby Stockholm barge are converting to Christianity amid growing fears that migrants are claiming to have changed their religion in order to stay in the country.

Nearly one in seven of the 300 migrants on the barge in Portland, Dorset, are attending churches under the supervision of local faith leaders, according to a church elder.

The disclosure comes amid a growing row over the role of UK churches in supporting the conversion to Christianity of migrants including Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspected Clapham chemical attacker.

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Originally Posted by roughbeast

I apologise for not responding to this thread for quite a while. My absence was mostly because of tedious and ignorant comments like yours Sephi. A rational human can only take so much, and can only waste a certain amount of time trying to persuade binary thinkers that the world is not made up of extremes.

"These Muslims" you say? Straight away, on the basis of one incident of apparent opportunistic conversion to Christianity, you have stereotyped all Muslim asylum seekers as being dodgy and dishonest grifters. There's no subtlety or room for the fact that most Muslims are regular proud Muslims with no wish to change faith. On this basis you declare that there has now been a massive expansion of a non-existent problem.


You couldn't make this farcical interpretation up! Oh! You just did.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...-christianity/

Forty asylum seekers on the Bibby Stockholm barge are converting to Christianity amid growing fears that migrants are claiming to have changed their religion in order to stay in the country.

Nearly one in seven of the 300 migrants on the barge in Portland, Dorset, are attending churches under the supervision of local faith leaders, according to a church elder.

The disclosure comes amid a growing row over the role of UK churches in supporting the conversion to Christianity of migrants including Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspected Clapham chemical attacker.