[Olog-hai]

Full Daily Mail title:

Christians ARE too scared to admit beliefs—because they fear being mocked or treated like bigots, say equality chiefs

The UK really is kaput, letting this go on.

[GeronL]

Equality means some group has to be oppressed and pushed into closets

[marron]

One thing you do learn with age is that bold is actually easier. If someone isn’t going to like something about you, and you aren’t going to change it, best get it out front. With a smile perhaps, but bold.

[Usagi_yo]

Well if I was Anglican I would be embarrassed too.

But in reality I know very little about Anglicans and I lost interest somewhere into a paragraph on Wikipedia.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Our entire civilization is under attack. Christianity is part of our Western Civilization, hence it is also under attack. If Westerners and Christians cannot or will not fight then they must go under.

[Politicalkiddo]

Ah, yes. The Church of England. The Church started so that some king could get rid of his wife. I’m surprised that it’s endured this long.

[Washi]

The UK really is kaput, letting this go on.

The UK is kaput???

This happens here.

This STARTED here.

It's not just Christians, it's all conservatives.

Conservatism isn't cool. The cool kids in Hollywood, and in college, and everywhere else are all progressives. If you espouse conservative beliefs, you will be attacked.

So very few of us will espouse conservative beliefs outside of the choir. Yet progressives feel free to spout their crap without any pushback whatsoever.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

This is a world-wide phenomenon, and has been fueled in very large measure by the secularist ‘intellectual’ characterization of Christianity as anti-intellectual.

[Lil Flower]

We live in a rural part of Mississippi where there is one small Catholic Church and many, many Protestant churches. There is one high school. My daughter is going through the high school now. There may be 5 or 6 of them to 1000 kids. It’s made her stronger and bolder about her Catholic Christian faith. Did the same for both my boys.

[zzwhale]

more bs from the uk

[trebb]

Was never afraid through 24 years active duty and 15 years DOD civilian. When asked to say grace for a unit event/meal, I would not hesitate to invoke Jesus' name - if they din't like it they could stop asking me or just have one of the "clergy" from the base do the "sanitized" honors.

I probably retired before the dynamics take a nose dive though.

[tioga]

It’s going on here in America, too.