Was talking to my mother today, who happens to be a Christian - but thankfully an unbigoted, fair minded one - and she made the point that if PP had be granted for the cross, shouldn't there be a plaque attached to it saying who, where, why, and what it was there for . . . a very good point, I thought. Could this be a possible chink for the no PP aspect?
And she was jolly unimpressed with it all from both the religious and historical prespectives as previously discussed in this thread - finds the whole concept unacceptable. Cool mum. And I'm not being biased!! :o)
t'chops x
Reply | with quote | Posted by treaclechops 5th May 2003ce 10:55 |
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- History and Paganisation (treaclechops, May 04, 2003, 00:07)
- Re: History and Paganisation (pure joy, May 04, 2003, 00:42)
- Yes, but ... (BlueGloves, May 04, 2003, 08:22)
- Re: Yes, but ... (nigelswift, May 04, 2003, 08:37)
- Eeeek! (jimit, May 04, 2003, 09:09)
- Re: Eeeek! (treaclechops, May 04, 2003, 10:12)
- Mother unimpressed (treaclechops, May 05, 2003, 10:55)
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