below you write: 'The process is very advanced in Britain, and freedom of religion is really on the edge of being legislated out of existence'. it's fair to argue that the catholic church's response to sex offending amongst its staff hasn't been appropriately dealt with and that the media appear to be pushing for a washing of the dirty linen in public. but i'm thinking that except in the obvious cases of aspects of sharia law, maybe where drug use is expected: rastafarianism, shamanism, and perhaps the carrying of weapons into courtrooms for instance, this argument of yours simply doesn't hold water?
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
no subject
Date: 2010-03-31 01:30 am (UTC)below you write: 'The process is very advanced in Britain, and freedom of religion is really on the edge of being legislated out of existence'.
it's fair to argue that the catholic church's response to sex offending amongst its staff hasn't been appropriately dealt with and that the media appear to be pushing for a washing of the dirty linen in public. but i'm thinking that except in the obvious cases of aspects of sharia law, maybe where drug use is expected: rastafarianism, shamanism, and perhaps the carrying of weapons into courtrooms for instance, this argument of yours simply doesn't hold water?