Hide Your Crosses and Bibles – How Equality leads to the removal of public Christianity

Jul 25, 2018 by Jill

by David Robertson, theweeflea:

Cycling home last night I received a phone call from a journalist who wanted to ask my views on a story he was covering. When he told me the story I had to stop before I fell off my bike. Could you repeat that? He did. This is the story.

[…] So this is what Equalities legislation is used for – in the name of ‘equality’ all Christianity must be removed from public life? Society has to be ‘neutral’ (which means secular humanist). Get a couple of people to complain and the Scottish governments inspectorate will comply. This is not ‘equality’. It is petty discrimination.

The Humanists are either delicate snowflakes who are triggered by any Christian symbols or just petty and vindictive people who will use anything to attack Christianity. But perhaps they have a point? Maybe all organs should be removed in case a strict Free Presbyterian is upset? Maybe we should ban cut flowers in case someone who believes that all plants are living creatures that need to be protected, wants to use the facility? Maybe we should ban memorial plaques for the sake of those who are triggered by the use of gender specific names? Or keep all cars out of the crematorium car parks because of those who have had bad experiences of cars?

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