Zapad bez kršćanstva

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SvijetJePrevara kaže:

Pa zna se kako djeca reagiraju na pornografski (seksualno eksplicitni) sadržaj, ne treba velika filozofija,

Ne razumiju to i okrenu glavu.

a kada se to zna kao činjenica, od kuda pravo nekome nekoga silovati tim sadržajem osim da traumatizira djecu?

Tko to čini osim svećenstva uživo na svom primjeru? A da ne govorim o indoktrinaciji male djece sa paklenim mukama u ognjenom jezeru radi dječjih nestašluka. TO ih traumatizira.
Ili one brutalne bajke iz Biblije koje im vjeroučitelji prodaju kao realnost, tipa podavio Bog svu dječicu i malene životinje, jer su bili zločesti, ili krenuo Abraham da zakolje svojega sinčića, pa kad je baš nož poletio prema njegovu vratu.... . ili razapelo sa izmrcvarenim mrtvacem koji visi...

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SvijetJePrevara kaže:

Krajnost je takva da će biti dzvoljeno sve, pa čak i incestualni odnosi gdje se unutar obitelji može spolno općiti svatko sa svakim pa čak i recimo kanibalizam i ostale stvari jer kriterija nema osim onog koje društvo samo dozvoli i zastupa.

Opet vjersko histeriziranje. Kakav te opći kanibalizam i obiteljski incest spopao?

[Hlebyn]

Ilustracija kako kršćanstvo brzo gubi teren u Britaniji - povjesničar S. Webb ocjenjuje: "Christianity in Britain is being rapidly eclipsed"

i komentira: "Kada prvi ministar Škotske preuzme nadzor nad Velikim pečatom Škotske dok nosi tradicionalnu pakistansku nošnju, neki ljudi pitaju što se događa. Kada nadbiskup od Canterburyja uputi čestitku za Ramazan, zbunjenost se povećava. ..."
https://www.facebook.com/archbishopo...8827144959075/

Iftar više ne slave samo muslimani, nego se slavi i interreligijski, pa čak i u londonskoj anglikanskoj katedrali Sv. Pavla:
https://anglican.ink/2019/05/08/st-p...ion-in-london/
Over 100 young Londoners of different faiths and none gathered in St Paul’s Cathedral to celebrate an interfaith iftar, together with the Bishop of London, Sarah Mullally, and the Mayor of London, Sadiq Kahn. Following the initial celebration in St Paul’s, the group moved to join the Chief Rabbi and enjoyed an iftar meal in the nearby Guildhall.

The event, organised annually by the Naz Legacy Foundation, is held in a new religious setting in London each year. Traditionally, an iftar is the meal eaten by Muslims after sunset during Ramadan. This year’s visit to St Paul’s marks the first time such an interfaith event has been held in the Cathedral, highlighting ever-strengthening interfaith unity in London.

During the event, the young attendees discussed ways to celebrate diversity and bring communities together. They spoke of the importance of understanding other people’s traditions, and the sense of empowerment brought about by attending such a gathering in St Paul’s.

Speaking at the event, the Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, the Bishop of London, said:

“What this has demonstrated is that everyone is welcome – people of all faiths and no faith – because that’s London. There is no more important time than now for people of all backgrounds to come together to rejoice at what we have in common, but also celebrate our differences. It is the powerful combination of diversity and unity that helps us thrive and benefit one another.

“I’d like to thank the Naz Legacy Foundation for bringing this event to St Paul’s, and all the young people who attended, whose genuine interest in and enjoyment of each other’s cultures is inspiring.”

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Hlebyn kaže:

Ilustracija kako kršćanstvo brzo gubi teren u Britaniji - povjesničar S. Webb ocjenjuje: "Christianity in Britain is being rapidly eclipsed"

i komentira: "Kada prvi ministar Škotske preuzme nadzor nad Velikim pečatom Škotske dok nosi tradicionalnu pakistansku nošnju, neki ljudi pitaju što se događa. Kada nadbiskup od Canterburyja uputi čestitku za Ramazan, zbunjenost se povećava. ..."
https://www.facebook.com/archbishopo...8827144959075/

Iftar više ne slave samo muslimani, nego se slavi i interreligijski, pa čak i u londonskoj anglikanskoj katedrali Sv. Pavla:
https://anglican.ink/2019/05/08/st-p...ion-in-london/
Over 100 young Londoners of different faiths and none gathered in St Paul’s Cathedral to celebrate an interfaith iftar, together with the Bishop of London, Sarah Mullally, and the Mayor of London, Sadiq Kahn. Following the initial celebration in St Paul’s, the group moved to join the Chief Rabbi and enjoyed an iftar meal in the nearby Guildhall.

The event, organised annually by the Naz Legacy Foundation, is held in a new religious setting in London each year. Traditionally, an iftar is the meal eaten by Muslims after sunset during Ramadan. This year’s visit to St Paul’s marks the first time such an interfaith event has been held in the Cathedral, highlighting ever-strengthening interfaith unity in London.

During the event, the young attendees discussed ways to celebrate diversity and bring communities together. They spoke of the importance of understanding other people’s traditions, and the sense of empowerment brought about by attending such a gathering in St Paul’s.

Speaking at the event, the Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, the Bishop of London, said:

“What this has demonstrated is that everyone is welcome – people of all faiths and no faith – because that’s London. There is no more important time than now for people of all backgrounds to come together to rejoice at what we have in common, but also celebrate our differences. It is the powerful combination of diversity and unity that helps us thrive and benefit one another.

“I’d like to thank the Naz Legacy Foundation for bringing this event to St Paul’s, and all the young people who attended, whose genuine interest in and enjoyment of each other’s cultures is inspiring.”

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