Originally Posted by molliepops:
“And why not ? People use all sorts of thinking to make decisions. A religious person may use their belief and also other things to make decisions.
As a religious person I often find the religious in high places don't represent my thinking at all, right to die etc being one of them. I don't argue they should not speak out though as everyone has a right to speak on these things.
It's important to hear all sides of arguments IMO”
“And why not ? People use all sorts of thinking to make decisions. A religious person may use their belief and also other things to make decisions.
As a religious person I often find the religious in high places don't represent my thinking at all, right to die etc being one of them. I don't argue they should not speak out though as everyone has a right to speak on these things.
It's important to hear all sides of arguments IMO”
I could not agree more with you molliepops. My only issue is with situations like the House of Lords where one organisation (and one alone) has votes reserved for its placemen (and they are men
) . I would object to any organisation having such privileges.Edit it is particularly ironical that this one organisation is one that has manged to get itself exempt from some of the laws other organisations have to abide by.



