Efes is nice.
I think so much about religion is hypocritical in all religions not just Islam.
Britain is a Christian nation. That's something we should be proud of. It's Christian values that make Britain so attractive to migrants of all faiths.
It's actually an atheist nation. The majority are not religious.
Actually, as usual you're wrong http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-32722155
It's Christian values that make Britain so attractive to migrants of all faiths.
What utter horse shit
A lot will identify as Christian but will not believe in God.
You personally did the survey did you?
I take it that you genuinely believe that most of the UK population believe in a Christian God, then?
That's a no then. Just more guestimations from Sickboy.
Why don't you just answer the question? Why are you attempting to derail a thread with pathetic comments?
How are we defining Religious? I was Christened, I don't go to Church or believe any of it though. In the stats does that make me a Christian?
http://www.bsa.natcen.ac.uk/latest-report/british-social-attitudes-28/religion.aspx
I think I would trust this more than an American survey.
How are we defining Religious? I was Christened, I don't go to Church or believe any of it though. In the stats does that make me a Christian?
That is what I was getting at; there a lot of people who were Christened but who do not actually believe in religion.
If, like Tony suggests, the majority of the UK is religious, then why are church services so poorly attended?
There majority of Italy believe in a God and there are far, far more people attending religious services there than there are here.
There is a God and he's sending you to hell Sick Boy - along with all the other willfully ignorant heathens!
God is God- religions are merely human attempts to become closer.
All very well for modern humans with their central heating, antibiotics and bullshit television to be atheist, but when half your family die from causes that are now preventable, the search for deeper meaning takes on huge significance- as it will for you when you're quaking on your death beds.
Fucking heathens!
There is a God and he's sending you to hell Sick Boy - along with all the other willfully ignorant heathens!
God is God- religions are merely human attempts to become closer.
All very well for modern humans with their central heating, antibiotics and bullshit television to be atheist, but when half your family die from causes that are now preventable, the search for deeper meaning takes on huge significance- as it will for you when you're quaking on your death beds.
Fucking heathens!
Yep! Exactly. Anyone who watched the Big Questions yesterday would have seen this very argument.How are we defining Religious? I was Christened, I don't go to Church or believe any of it though. In the stats does that make me a Christian?
There is a God and he's sending you to hell Sick Boy - along with all the other willfully ignorant heathens!
Besides, just listen to Stephen Fry talking about God! Bloody brilliant stuff!
Stephen Fry is the last person I'd listen to on any subject.
What an obnoxious individual.
Clever, witty, a great orator, a writer, an actor, a comic and someone who has worked really hard for charities over many years.
The guy is incredibly intelligent and has a good heart too.
Never ever heard of anyone calling Stephen Fry obnoxious before. Bit of a shock that.
Jeremy Clarkson, yes, but not Stephen Fry. A man who speaks with great knowledge, but also manifests an enormous amount of compassion in what he says too.
That's Fry of course, not Clarkson.
He's a bit liberal and tolerant, you see...
Never ever heard of anyone calling Stephen Fry obnoxious before. Bit of a shock that.
Jeremy Clarkson, yes, but not Stephen Fry. A man who speaks with great knowledge, but also manifests an enormous amount of compassion in what he says too.
That's Fry of course, not Clarkson.
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