RE: Christians and Muslims Clash in Luton, UK
January 27, 2016 at 8:47 pm
(This post was last modified: January 27, 2016 at 8:50 pm by Regina.)
Yes but at a cultural level it has virtually no impact on British society in the 21st Century. Literally the only time you hear British people getting passionate about Christianity is when it's in opposition to Islam. the rest of the time, church is boring and we don't go unless it's a wedding.
We're not a Christian country and I get tired of the pretense that we are.
Also side-note you really have to stop quoting me before I'm done editing
you have such a habit of doing that.
We're not a Christian country and I get tired of the pretense that we are.
Also side-note you really have to stop quoting me before I'm done editing
you have such a habit of doing that.
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