View Full Version : Have you been doing some consciousness raising?
Undesired Walrus
4th April 2008, 02:03 AM
'There is no such thing as a Catholic child, no such thing as a Muslim child, just the child of Catholic or Muslim parents. I urge you all to say the same.'
-Dawkins
Have you come across an experience when you have said quite strongly, 'there is no such thing as a Christian/Hindu/Zeusian child'?
plumjam
4th April 2008, 02:23 AM
That's a great idea. Let's all go down to the park, find some unsuspecting hindu or muslim family having a picnic, and roundly inform them that their children are not hindu or muslim. That should raise consciousness, and improve society quite a bit.
Next loony idea, please !
lionking
4th April 2008, 02:30 AM
Sadly, I have to agree with plumjam. This possibly qualifies as a miracle.
bellonax
4th April 2008, 02:32 AM
That's a great idea. Let's all go down to the park, find some unsuspecting hindu or muslim family having a picnic, and roundly inform them that their children are not hindu or muslim. That should raise consciousness, and improve society quite a bit.
Next loony idea, please !
I suspect the idea is more to point out, when people talk about muslim/christian/etc children, that you cannot have insert-religion-here children because they don't understand and therefore cannot make a choice.
I seriously doubt anyone is advocating running into churces, screaming "DON'T YOU FOOLS KNOW???"
Undesired Walrus
4th April 2008, 03:13 AM
I suspect the idea is more to point out, when people talk about muslim/christian/etc children, that you cannot have insert-religion-here children because they don't understand and therefore cannot make a choice.
I seriously doubt anyone is advocating running into churces, screaming "DON'T YOU FOOLS KNOW???"
Exactly, thankyou. I cannot understand how anybody thought I was saying anything different.
I only suppose it was Plumjam affinity with straw and desire to avoid arguments that produced his latest cop out.
lionking
4th April 2008, 03:24 AM
From the OP it was not at all certain what you were getting at. After all you did use the word "strongly" which implies an argumentative position.
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