One could argue, given your analogy, Spanish is an option, atheism is not an option and Re is usually mandatory for a few years.
Seems fair enough.Let's not get confused here.
RE is a compulsory subject in all schools until the age of 16.
It is also the only subject parents have a right to opt out of.
The High Court decision is about the GCSE syllabus, which is an optional subject at 14.
Not in the advert.So, they don't?
Not to mention the Coke Zeroites. Splitters!!! The only thing the church of Coke hate more than the Pepsites is the Coke Zeroites.Death to the Pepsite infidel.
Not in the advert.
Not mentioned in the advert no, but they get you with the fine print. In a nutshell, there was a very popular religion back in the day. A powerful guy in England didn't like parts of it, so created his own version roughly based on it, mainly so he could sleep around. Now modern day people in the church of England follow gods word, as amended by a randy (and notoriously blood thirsty) monarch. Probably too much to get across in an advert hence best left unsaid
Tell me about it. At least with most advertising you have to list all the nasties/health warnings for consumer protection. If religions had to do that in an advert, the ad would be longer than the film.Bastards! I can't believe they are advertising their 'product' and leaving out the bad stuff!
Tell me about it. At least with most advertising you have to list all the nasties/health warnings for consumer protection. If religions had to do that in an advert, the ad would be longer than the film.
What about 'and other religions'?I think 'keep away from children and warm dry places' would suffice.
And more interesting in some cases tooTell me about it. At least with most advertising you have to list all the nasties/health warnings for consumer protection. If religions had to do that in an advert, the ad would be longer than the film.