Yes
and in WW3
sadly all those Churches go up in wooooosh
as Nuke in Vans are Evil but Effective.



Sign Of The Times

Atheist myself but if excluding them from visiting churches and mosques is supposed to be about 'letting them make their own decision' then they might wanna take a look in the mirror.

Obviously the man needs to take a look in the mirror and realise he's wearing a dirty Leeds top :yuk:

He's brave appearing in a manc paper in that, he better start praying...

:laugh:

If that had been my handy work you know the phallus would only cover Glennon and Loughton :fan:

And the ejaculated semen would cover BENN, BOARD and DOYLE because they are lagging so far behind the CONSERVATIVES and UKIP when it comes to policy, honesty and ideas, that EVERYONE'S BEEN SHOUTING:

"COME ON Labour".

"COME ON Green Party".

"COME ON Liberal Democrats".

:joker::joker::joker::dance::dance::dance:

He'll be reight Kizzy, most Man Utd fans are from London :hehe:

what if she ban her children from going to a mosque, the media would yell racist, she may watch out for labour run area's, because they would get the social workers to take her children from her, atheists have the right not to let their children be forced into these trips.

Now Kyle.....that's just mean :nono:

as long as they are brought to the churches/synogogues/mosques as part of a history lesson, to be taught about the horrible injustices and bigotry religion has committed, then i don't see a problem with school children going. Just like children should see holocaust memorials and war memorials. War is bad, but it's still important for children to learn about it.

Obviously the teachers would use the opportunity at these places to point out the horrible homophobia and sexism and racism committed in the name of religion, and how it has shaped our modern world.

Hmmmmm, fantastic parenting, splashing your kids face all over the media.

These parents are well within their rights to be atheists, but surely the way forward is for your child to explore all thngs new given the opportunity.
I wonder if the world has changes so much since my kids were that age, my sons friend went to church, in a community centre, my son thought he was missing out and wanted to go with him.
Ok, he lasted all of 3 weeks before he was banned for being too boisterous and running around, but at least he was given the chance.:shrug:

...hawwww, that made me laugh out loud, Smudgie..:laugh:...

Maybe he was possessed by the spirit of Arnold?

I don't think one religion should be taught in schools, but a broad knowledge of all faiths is common sense, surely.