Is the UK still a christian country?

[original PM]

It will take another 10 to the power of 100 years until the last black hole has been evaporated.

but after that not really a sea, if there are many cubic light years between each single photon

But what about when the photons decay?

What is the lifetime of a photon? - physicsworld.com

Do we just end up surfing on a quantum foam?

[BrilloPad]

I don't think faith schools should be allowed, nor any truck be given to 'Faiths' receiving preferential treatment to public services.

Even the relatively mild approach of RME in Scottish schools is too biased, the kids get to hear all about 'mutual respect' (what a joke; Pakistan/India, middle-east, Ireland etc ring any bells?) but they never actually get told about Allah/Yahweh's requirements regarding genital mutilation or the endemic subjugation of women.

I usually find posters like you are as fooled by "scientists" as they are by priests....

[BrilloPad]

Judging from some of our members' postings, I'm not sure it ever has been!

Don't speak about WTFH like that. He is very nice about you.

[glebe digital]

I usually find posters like you are as fooled by "scientists" as they are by priests....

Perhaps because many people who've thrown out God can't resist filling the hole with something else. The seemingly innate desire to 'believe in something' is strong.....must. resist!

[The_Equalizer]

It was a minor deflection, the main point was that in NI they had segregated education, with people calling themselves Christian, and the segregation of education is part of why the troubles went on as long as they did.

Very different 'cultures' and beliefs in NI. England will, in a short space a of time, if not already, experience very similar problems to NI.

[bulltraderpt]

Very different 'cultures' and beliefs in NI. England will, in a short space a of time, if not already, experience very similar problems to NI.

It already is, but isn't reported for some strange reason by the MSM, funny that.

[BrilloPad]

Perhaps because many people who've thrown out God can't resist filling the hole with something else. The seemingly innate desire to 'believe in something' is strong.....must. resist!

33% of people believe they have a guardian angel. which they do. Luck....

[glebe digital]

Isaiah Haastrup: 'God should decide' when baby dies - BBC News

Well surely 'He' already has, since the baby can only survive with a respirator?
As such, prolonging the agony is actually against 'His' judgement.........but no, this particular theist will have 'God' in the copper wires & controlling the animas of all concerned.

Madness on stilts.

[darmstadt]

33% of people believe they have a guardian angel. which they do. Luck....

Especially if you live in Basildon: Vigilante 'Essex Angels' patrol streets saying police don't do enough | Metro News

[Snarf]

I am thinking particularly of the burka ban. Which I hope is not repeated here. In my opinion, freedom of choice should take priority.

I'm going to have to go and dig out the documentary where BNP (its an old one) members were interviewed and in the same breath said :

1. Burkas should be banned because Islam uses them to subjugate women.
2. People should be able to choose to wear what they want.

I personally think its all or nothing.. If we ban the Burka we ban ALL religious clothing, no more nuns in habits no more priests with dog collars.. Obviously this is stupid so why focus on one particular item of clothing?