• This ain’t persecution

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    Getting a religious ad “banned” by a company that doesn’t show religious advertisements is evidence not of religious persecution but of the idiocy of the Church of England’s press office.

    We should be thanking God that religious (and political) ads are banned in cinemas.

4 responses to “Blessing of the Bikers”

  1. Ruth Avatar

    Love the cope!

    You do look pleased to see them… I wonder if you couldn’t join them next year. In a leather cope?

  2. Raspberry Rabbit Avatar

    Did anyone stop and give you a lift?

  3. […] (or blessed – depending on your point of view) the bikers as they past. Kelvin blogged about it on 8 April 2007 and 22 March […]

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