Rights threat to religious tolerance | The Australian

AUSTRALIANS who wear a crucifix to work or offer to pray for a patient in hospital could run foul of a charter of rights, according to a British legal expert who says its introduction in this country would trigger an attack on religious expression.

[theworldasweknow it]

Dont worry once Copenhagen is signed there will be one faith to rule them all

http://twawki.wordpress.com/2009/10/21/one-fa...

[Pagan Cross]

The Cross or crucifix was stolen from a Pagan religion in the 4th century when the Roman Catholic Church came into existence. Just because the Roman Catholic Church added an image of Jesus Christ in the front of the Cross, the Catholics had no right to steal the Cross from another rival releigion. The Cross was the property of Nemrod that he himself created for his own Pagan religion because Nemrod really hated God. The Cross used by the Pagan religion that Nemrod created in Babylon has existed 2000 years before Christianity.
Any "Christian" religion that uses symbols from a rival Pagan religion like the Cross of Nemrod, is not a "Christian" at all. Just because a "Christian" church uses the Bible it does not make them "Christians" because God does not believe in Interfaith. Pagan Cross of Nemrod and the Christian Bible of God does not mix.
The Pagan religion has the right to hire a Lawyer and take Legal Action against any "Christian" churches for using the Cross that belongs to the Pagan religion.
Those "Christian" churches has been using the Pagan Cross that does not belong to them since the 4th century, so they should have to pay 50% Royalty Fees for every year for using someone else property. Those "Christian" churches shold remove the image of Jesus Christ for the Pagan Cross or they will have to pay an extra 30% Royalty Fees.

[yinyang now]

They wore their stolen cross while torturing and burning pagans, mostly female pagans. They also stole their catholic religious rituals from the pagans and Christmas day was not the birth date of Jesus, as they had to appease the pagans by keeping this day sacred for them, through fear of huge retributions from other quarters. This is why you have Santa from Finland or thereabouts and Christmas trees from the Celts on Christmas day.

[Pentti Paavola]

This is one many examples of idiotic Political correctness gone mad in Great Britan, please take note of Paul Diamond, he mentioned about nurse sacked for praying for patient, please read on.

A HOSPITAL manager banned Easter hot cross buns for patients for fear of offending ethnic minorities, staff said last night.
In a move branded “ludicrous” by critics and religious groups, hundreds of the popular currant cakes were held back from wards on Good Friday.

Last night, Muslims stressed that hot cross buns caused no offence to them whatsoever, with one senior community leader even admitting he ate them.

Jews and Buddhists also said they had no problem with eating them.

The ban at Poole Hospital Trust in Dorset left kitchen workers and patients furious. It also drew widespread criticism from religious groups of all faiths and those lobbying against political correctness.

Staff said they had been inundated with complaints from angry nurses on behalf of disappointed patients but one worker in the hospital kitchens said the decision “was due to the manager of the catering department saying he was worried about the ethnic minority that worked here.”

Pentti Paavola
Sydney

[Church With No Bible]

Here in Melbourne a Hospital in the city a few months ago were forced to remove the Bible from the Hospital because a Muslim woman started to scream when she saw the Bible in the waiting room. When people heard a woman screaming so loud they thought that a woman was been killed or something. No one can take a Bible to the Melbourne's Hospital anymore so that the Muslims women does not get offended.

[theworldasweknow it]

well maybe someone should scream everytime they see a muslim in a hospital then they may not allow muslims there

doesnt matter too much soon religions will be banned anyway

http://twawki.wordpress.com/2009/10/21/one-fa...

[yinyang now]

It is getting more and more like Stalin's rule. Dictators and Genocide enforcers did this in the past.

[spook]

What else can you expect when dealing with religion but chaos, confusion and suppression. It all goes with the belief, pure idiocy.

[scooterman]

Pentti Paavola wrote:

This is one many examples of idiotic Political correctness gone mad in Great Britan, please take note of Paul Diamond, he mentioned about nurse sacked for praying for patient, please read on.
A HOSPITAL manager banned Easter hot cross buns for patients for fear of offending ethnic minorities, staff said last night.
In a move branded “ludicrous” by critics and religious groups, hundreds of the popular currant cakes were held back from wards on Good Friday.
Last night, Muslims stressed that hot cross buns caused no offence to them whatsoever, with one senior community leader even admitting he ate them.
Jews and Buddhists also said they had no problem with eating them.
The ban at Poole Hospital Trust in Dorset left kitchen workers and patients furious. It also drew widespread criticism from religious groups of all faiths and those lobbying against political correctness.
Staff said they had been inundated with complaints from angry nurses on behalf of disappointed patients but one worker in the hospital kitchens said the decision “was due to the manager of the catering department saying he was worried about the ethnic minority that worked here.”
Pentti Paavola
Sydney

Who did the catering manager consult before he made his decision?Seems like the only people who don't like hot cross buns are PC fascists.

[theworldasweknow it]

spook wrote:

What else can you expect when dealing with religion but chaos, confusion and suppression. It all goes with the belief, pure idiocy.

you can expect the same from socialism

www.twawki.wordpress.com

[let me reiterate]

Pagan Cross wrote:

The Cross or crucifix was stolen from a Pagan religion in the 4th century when the Roman Catholic Church came into existence. Just because the Roman Catholic Church added an image of Jesus Christ in the front of the Cross, the Catholics had no right to steal the Cross from another rival releigion. The Cross was the property of Nemrod that he himself created for his own Pagan religion because Nemrod really hated God. The Cross used by the Pagan religion that Nemrod created in Babylon has existed 2000 years before Christianity.
Any "Christian" religion that uses symbols from a rival Pagan religion like the Cross of Nemrod, is not a "Christian" at all. Just because a "Christian" church uses the Bible it does not make them "Christians" because God does not believe in Interfaith. Pagan Cross of Nemrod and the Christian Bible of God does not mix.
The Pagan religion has the right to hire a Lawyer and take Legal Action against any "Christian" churches for using the Cross that belongs to the Pagan religion.
Those "Christian" churches has been using the Pagan Cross that does not belong to them since the 4th century, so they should have to pay 50% Royalty Fees for every year for using someone else property. Those "Christian" churches shold remove the image of Jesus Christ for the Pagan Cross or they will have to pay an extra 30% Royalty Fees.

Does that pagan religion even exist anymore? And, unless you stand to make a profit from the business of religion, why do you even care what symbols any church uses? Besides, every one borrows ideas, thoughts, music, culture from somewhere.

[let me reiterate]

Pentti Paavola wrote:

This is one many examples of idiotic Political correctness gone mad in Great Britan, please take note of Paul Diamond, he mentioned about nurse sacked for praying for patient, please read on.
A HOSPITAL manager banned Easter hot cross buns for patients for fear of offending ethnic minorities, staff said last night.
In a move branded “ludicrous” by critics and religious groups, hundreds of the popular currant cakes were held back from wards on Good Friday.
Last night, Muslims stressed that hot cross buns caused no offence to them whatsoever, with one senior community leader even admitting he ate them.
Jews and Buddhists also said they had no problem with eating them.
The ban at Poole Hospital Trust in Dorset left kitchen workers and patients furious. It also drew widespread criticism from religious groups of all faiths and those lobbying against political correctness.
Staff said they had been inundated with complaints from angry nurses on behalf of disappointed patients but one worker in the hospital kitchens said the decision “was due to the manager of the catering department saying he was worried about the ethnic minority that worked here.”
Pentti Paavola
Sydney

If such rituals were banned for the majority, that would be a small price to pay to end the freedom to practice the horrid religion of Islam also.

The problem though is that whilst suppressing the religious expression of the majority, religious tolerance is demanded for minorities and their religious practices and customs and mosques and Islamic schools are being built everywhere.