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4 hours ago, Rog said:

No. The issue is a "religion" who's followers are committed to killing those that fight against it.

Prison is no solution. 

So there are no white British Christian murderers who have been released and go on to reoffend?

You focus on religion when that is not a factor for every murder.

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13 minutes ago, manxman1980 said:

So there are no white British Christian murderers who have been released and go on to reoffend?

You focus on religion when that is not a factor for every murder.

Of course it's not - but when a "religion" directs killing of unbelievers or those who insult it or its inventor or those who harm other votaries that's a whole different matter.

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27 minutes ago, Rog said:

Of course it's not - but when a "religion" directs killing of unbelievers or those who insult it or its inventor or those who harm other votaries that's a whole different matter.

I think you'll be hard put to find a religion that hasn't done that at some time or other....

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7 minutes ago, P.K. said:

I think you'll be hard put to find a religion that hasn't done that at some time or other....

Absolutely true. But how many in the 21st Century still advocate it?

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4 minutes ago, Non-Believer said:

Absolutely true. But how many in the 21st Century still advocate it?

I think it's more about countries like the UK becoming irreligious. In 2019:

Irreligious (or has no particular affiliation with any religion) - 49%

Anglican Christian - 17%

Non-Anglican Christian - 17%

Roman Catholic - 8%

Islamic - 5%

Other beliefs (inc. Pastafarian, Jedi etc) - 4%

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21 minutes ago, P.K. said:

I think you'll be hard put to find a religion that hasn't done that at some time or other....

Well not exactly.

Although a (very) great many people who claimed to be Christians  undertook no end of atrocities what they did ran entirely counter to the teaching of Christ. 

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On 12/6/2019 at 11:53 AM, Lagman said:

Parables and allegory, most of these religions seem to be based on astrotheology ultimately.

Moses either had spiritual rays of light (like a halo?) or maybe he had a keratin problem -

http://www.weirdhistorian.com/human-horns/

NINTCHDBPICT000184636393.jpg?w=620

Should be able to squeeze another 10 mph when clocked at the Sulby speed trap,however the guys at the Arai stand have a problem if they want to get her on their sponsorship roster.

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47 minutes ago, mojomonkey said:

Didn't take long for Boris to make false promises didn't it?

Johnson always promises everything because he has no intention of delivering on anything he has ever promised.

Unless there's something in it for him, obviously.....

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5 hours ago, Non-Believer said:

Absolutely true. But how many in the 21st Century still advocate it?

2016/17/18.....all religion based attacks throughout europe came from jihadists.....

i see the pc brigade are already working on a legal challenge to bj's new law:rolleyes:

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