Haven't posted in quite a while, but I spotted this excellent article in the
Irish Independent....
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Originally Posted by dahamsta
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Haven't posted in quite a while, but I spotted this excellent article in the
Irish Independent....
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Originally Posted by dahamsta
Hell Condex, back to your usual tricks I see. Kevin Myers eh? :rolleyes:
Still living outside of Ireland?
To think that Ireland is a Christian state in anything but name these days is ridiculous.
This is where you lost me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Condex
helpful! this kevin myers chap should sort it all out, or did 1700 people tick 'militant islamist' on the census?Quote:
Originally Posted by Condex
Isn't Kevin Myers an immigrant himself
Yes don't really know much about this guy but been told that he is a small minded idiot! and the nature of this article seems to confirm this!
Where did these figures come from how can you say 1/2 mill people think this way :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
He has some points that id agree with though
I got to this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
What does that mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevin Myers
the same as 'secular'?
ya, sure he's from leicster. he was 25 or 30 before he came to ireland.Quote:
Originally Posted by drummerboy
stupid c**t
and btw secular would be kinda the opposite of sacred, not pertaining to religion
So it makes sense?
I thought secular meant separate from all religions in which case there'd be no need to put a religion after the word.
It doesn't make sense, secular-Christian is as canonical an example of an oxymoron as you'll find. With a stroke in place of the hyphen it would be semantically defensible but still utterly devoid of any meaning.
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