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mr blur

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9. Indeed, you sum up as eloquently as ever! In fact, last month,

Reply to LeftishBrit (Reply #6)

Tue Dec 20, 2011, 04:21 PM

Dec 2011

the Reverend Dr Giles Fraser resigned from St Paul's Cathedral, saying he could imagine Jesus being born at the Occupy camp.

I don't think that would have gone down well in the U.S., for example.

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Atheism outside the US - First hand perspectives invited [View all] dmallind Dec 2011 OP

I wish DU3 had two things. rrneck Dec 2011 #1

I wish the Rec button worked for me..... frebrd Dec 2011 #3

I don't think they've programmed bookmarks yet. rrneck Dec 2011 #5

Canada is much closer to the British end of the spectrum than the American. GliderGuider Dec 2011 #2

"Atheism is seen as utterly unremarkable here." frebrd Dec 2011 #4

On the whole I'd agree with you.. LeftishBrit Dec 2011 #6

Australia is pretty much in the UK camp nt. uriel1972 Dec 2011 #7

Indeed, you sum up as eloquently as ever! In fact, last month, mr blur Dec 2011 #9

Only been to Mexico and Canada briefly, so I can't really comment on the cultures there... Humanist_Activist Dec 2011 #8