… or Argentina or Nurse Ratchet.<\/p>\n
In our allegedly multicultural society, there is one religious group which is apparently not to be afforded equal respect, let alone treated for what it embodies – the foundational creed of this nation. That group is Britain’s Christians.<\/p>\n
Somerset community nurse and committed Christian Caroline Petrie has been suspended and faces being sacked and even struck off for offering to say a prayer for an elderly patient. Although startled, the patient – herself a Christian – did not make a complaint and was in no way offended.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
…. and so on and so forth. So the assumption here is that Pushy Christians are OK?<\/p>\n
Here’s what I really want to know: What is the difference between being “sacked” and being “Struck Off”???<\/p>\n
This story is here,<\/a> and there is a poll you may want to have a look at on the same site.<\/p>\n
Hat Tip: Pharyngula<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
… or Argentina or Nurse Ratchet. In our allegedly multicultural society, there is one religious group which is apparently not to be afforded equal respect, let alone treated for what it embodies – the foundational creed of this nation. That group is Britain’s Christians. Somerset community nurse and committed Christian Caroline Petrie has been suspended … Continue reading Don’t pray for me Great Britain<\/span>