Incorrect they have destroyed chruches and converted churches into mosque here in britain.
Got a source for that?
Incorrect they have destroyed chruches and converted churches into mosque here in britain.
And what way would that be?They are in a way.
Got a source for that?
Well maybe you should personally go there. This call-out of cowardice is amusing when there are so many pro-war advocates who themselves can't join the forces.
I don't need to go to Iraq because I'm against invading it. That's a pretty consistent viewpoint if you ask me.
See you don't even look for my age in my profile!(silly boy)
You are a keyboard warrior.
And what way would that be?
Plans to convert the crumbling former St Matthew's Church into a mosque were approved last night at a meeting of Lincoln City Council.
It ceased to operate as a church in 2000 after church authorities could not afford to repair it and it has since stood empty.
Shame you missed that bit.
yer why was it former you have to ask, non funding, yet theres plenty of funding for mosques.
No, because Middle Eastern norms and values are not being forced on our society.
Shame you missed that bit.
Oh look, there's more:
Lots of arguments moving into religion here - the UK should be a completely secular State - get rid of religion, separate it from the state. I dont want Sharia law as much as Christian laws in the country. Remove religion from the equation and you have removed some of the issues between the 'residents' and 'immigrants'.
Sharia law courts now recognised in this country.
Jewish courts are in daily use in Britain, and have been for centuries.
Lots of arguments moving into religion here - the UK should be a completely secular State - get rid of religion, separate it from the state. I dont want Sharia law as much as Christian laws in the country. Remove religion from the equation and you have removed some of the issues between the 'residents' and 'immigrants'.
Encyclopedia
defender of the faith
a title belonging to the sovereign of England in the same way as Christianissimus ("most Christian") belonged to the king of France. The title was first conferred by Pope Leo X on Henry VIII (Oct. 11, 1521) as a reward for the king's pamphlet Assertio septem sacramentorum adversus Martinum Lutherum ("Declaration of the Seven Sacraments Against Martin Luther"), written against Luther. When Henry broke with the papacy, Pope Paul III deprived him of his designation, but the title was restored to the king by Parliament in 1544 and is still used by his successors on the English throne. The abbreviation Fid. Def. or the letters F.D. have been regularly on the coinage from the time of George I
Sharia law courts now recognised in this country.
Council's banning Christmas celebrations, calling it "winterfest" or other such nonsense.
Call to prayer noise pollution across many British cities.
Shame you missed that bit.
Oh look, there's more:
no because if you tried to do that you'd be called racist.
England's monarchs has been a defender of the faith for over 500 years I don't see why we should change, for the vocal minority
Call to prayer noise pollution across many British cities. - Whatabout church bells?
So something being done for a while beforehand makes it ok?They were there before.