Are there any militant secularists on this forum?

[AtW]

Just asking like.

[Churchill]

Just asking like.

You can pray if you want to.

[BrilloPad]

You can pray if you want to.

Is that on the agenda?

[pacharan]

Still put Christian on forms.

I went to a nice CofE school as a kid where they taught us not to do to others what you wouldn't want others to do to yourself.

No unhealthy stuff like they teach in bible belt or anything but just honest, Christian values.

Would be more than happy for my Barry to attend somewhere similar.

Probably not the same on as since It's in Cricklewood it'd probably a madrassa now.

[Churchill]

Is that on the agenda?

It's covered by the "Pause for internal reflection/Coffee break" item.

[Churchill]

Still put Christian on forms.

I went to a nice CofE school as a kid where they taught us not to do to others what you wouldn't want others to do to yourself.

No unhealthy stuff like they teach in bible belt or anything but just honest, Christian values.

Would be more than happy for my Barry to attend somewhere similar.

Probably not the same on as since It's in Cricklewood it'd probably a madrassa now.

Do you also speak English?

[NotAllThere]

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Probably not the same on as since It's in Cricklewood it'd probably a madrassa now.

I like a good chicken madrassa.

[KimberleyChris]

Yep; Me.

[xoggoth]

Since the definition of "miltant secularist" appears to anyone who just wants to be free of imposition by religion, having to sit through prayers at official meetings, having the law decided by Bishops or Shariah, having to make special arrangements in their businesses to cater for various beliefs etc, then count me in.

[d000hg]

'Militant' to me implies that you evangelise your position - join or donate to the secular society for instance.