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Irish Government Take Note.

Sam Quentin

Do you think this is something Ireland should consider?

http://www.thejournal.ie/crucifixes-law-bavaria-4048484-Jun2018/

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TheValeyard

More Journal clickbait sh*te. How they ever got a licence for journalism, ill never know!

Its not a crucifix. Its a Bavarian cross. Very different things. Not even the German Cardinals want this.

Hector Bellend

Religious paraphernalia should be a personal thing displayed in your own private surroundings and in one's place of worship.

Mint Sauce

Should we feck!

Sam Quentin

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

More Journal clickbait sh*te. How they ever got a licence for journalism, ill never know!

Its not a crucifix. Its a Bavarian cross. Very different things. Not even the German Cardinals want this.

I think if you look at the headline article photo, you'll find it's a crucifix.

TheValeyard

Sam Quentin wrote: »

I think if you look at the headline article photo, you'll find it's a crucifix.

I think if you actually try read the story from more than that turd of a website you'll find its a Bavarian cross, and not a crucifix they want up.

Sam Quentin

Hector Bellend wrote: »

Religious paraphernalia should be a personal thing displayed in your own private surroundings and in one's place of worship.

Most definitely as we all do here in Ireland,.
But do you think we should be more open and proud of our faith and publicly display such crosses!? Or is it best to have a BIG slow clock up on our public buildings that is probably showing the wrong time anyway.

Phoebas

Sam Quentin wrote: »

I think if you look at the headline article photo, you'll find it's a crucifix.

Here's a pic of the Bavarian premier who is introducing the measure holding the cross.
Hopefully it clarifies matters.

https://twitter.com/Markus_Soeder/status/988768341820170240?s=20

The cross itself isn't a crucifix, but he does describe it as a symbol of Christian heritage.

Sam Quentin

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

I think if you actually try read the story from more than that turd of a website you'll find its a Bavarian cross, and not a crucifix they want up.

All I get from your post is your dislike of The Journal.ie
I think The Journal ROCKS...

p1akuw47h5r3it

Sam Quentin wrote: »

All I get from your post is your dislike of The Journal.ie
I think The Journal ROCKS...

It was great when it was first founded but its slowly turned into a crock of ****. The42 is brilliant however.

Sam Quentin

Phoebas wrote: »

Here's a pic of the Bavarian premier who is introducing the measure holding the cross.
Hopefully it clarifies matters.

https://twitter.com/Markus_Soeder/status/988768341820170240?s=20

The cross itself isn't a crucifix, but he does describe it as a symbol of Christian heritage.

So do you think it's a good idea for Ireland to display Crucifix on our public buildings?
TOMA'Y'TOE TOMATO

Phoebas

Sam Quentin wrote: »

So do you think it's a good idea for Ireland to display Crucifix on our public buildings?
TOMA'Y'TOE TOMATO

No.

Lazy identity politics.

P_1

Clearly the immigration issue has taken a darker turn and Bavaria is being plagued by vampires

suicide_circus

Expressions of multi/immigrant culture in Europe = good, progressive, inclusive, diverse

Expressions of indigenous European culture in Europe = bad, backward, oppressive, fascist

Guy:Incognito

Sam Quentin wrote: »

Most definitely as we all do here in Ireland,.
But do you think we should be more open and proud of our faith and publicly display such crosses!? Or is it best to have a BIG slow clock up on our public buildings that is probably showing the wrong time anyway.

Who's faith? Yours, or mine?

Donald Trump

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Who's faith? Yours, or mine?

George Michaels

That's before he was killed by left wing jihadi's who couldn't figure out whether he was a good guy for liking bums or a bad guy for singing about faith.

The world is terrible complicated so 'tis

Birneybau

Sam Quentin wrote: »

Do you think this is something Ireland should consider?

http://www.thejournal.ie/crucifixes-law-bavaria-4048484-Jun2018/

Why on Earth would it be something we'd consider?

[Deleted User]

The power of Christ compels you!

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Skullface McGubbin

Sam Quentin wrote: »

All I get from your post is your dislike of The Journal.ie
I think The Journal ROCKS...

Just when I was wondering if their employees make Boards accounts... :P

Cabaal

Skullface McGubbin wrote: »

Just when I was wondering if their employees make Boards accounts... :P

It's funny, cause by posting here you are helping the same company as the journal.ie

gw80

This is the kind of thing that nobody thinks about when you get an increase of another religion in a country, you will see a doubling down of Catholicism in this country in a few years trying to assert their dominance.
And so a battle between two foreign, inhuman, unnatural mythologys will take place on a small island in the north Atlantic.
Another nail in the coffin of European identity.

verycool

"You think when Jesus comes back he's going to want to see another cross? It's like going to up Jackie Onassis wearing a rifle pendant." - Bill Hicks.