Religious freedom is an absolute right.....

[enyam]

I never have been yet.

Again correct.

Got to remain consistent.

 

[peaps]

The entire reason the case was before a court was because an athiest objected to the fact that prayers were part of the council meetings agenda. So it had EVERYTHING to do with religion.
What the judge said, or what he found in his judgement is irrelevant to that.

Not if taken in the contex you posted

Next

You sir are an idiot.

Says you!

 

[peaps]

When you appear in court whether as a witness or as the accused doesn't one have to swear on the bible,so does that mean one as to be religious to attend court if so can't a atheist refuse on religious grounds.

You are correct

No he is not.

There is an alternative oath for non religious people.

Well that's what said but too clever for you I see There is one in every jail in the world

 

[sooey]

When you appear in court whether as a witness or as the accused doesn't one have to swear on the bible,so does that mean one as to be religious to attend court if so can't a atheist refuse on religious grounds.

You are correct

No he is not. There is an alternative oath for non religious people.

Well that's what said but too clever for you I see There is one in every jail in the world

I don't know if you are making sense to anyone else, but you are making non whatsoever to me.

 

[ABCwarrior]

Having seen these massive billboards for "discovergod.co.uk" I was wondering how much god pays PWAMM for his website, and local advertising fees??

I mean, if he created everything then surely he shouldn't have to pay someone for these services?

http://www.discovergod.co.uk/

Not even a bit to "contact us"...maybe I need to kneel by my bed, hands clasped and eyes closed(like so many "altered"boys have had to with a priest pervert behind them!) to ask any questions?

 

[joinerjohn]

I wonder what the government's take on this will be? Cameron tells us this is a country based on Christian beliefs. (apparently not now)