kaz7
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I could see it being annoying as all ads are, but not offensive
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The Lords Prayer advert now banned in cinemas.
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We seem willing to accommodate and try not to offend every religion, background and sexuality.All kind of things are tolerated but not The Lords Prayer. Utterly bizarre and typical of our country now.
George Hannah
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Write it in your policy and it's OK by you - like magicIf that's the case then there isn't an issue.
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Write it in your policy and it's OK by you - like magic
If it's a pre-existing policy then yes, it's OK by me.
Brightwell’s left peg
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It's funny to think that had it been shown, the Belief system it is based on is more fanciful than the film that was following it.
George Hannah
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So the content of an organisation's policies is not subject to critical appraisal or comment providing their existence predates their implementation. How would you ever change a bad policy?If it's a pre-existing policy then yes, it's OK by me.
George Hannah
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A bit of what you fancy does you good.It's funny to think that had it been shown, the Belief system it is based on is more fanciful than the film that was following it.
That is such a rubbish analogy. Nobody's film watching experience is interrupted by the advert, so it is not fair to compare it with taking over a service where the attenders are going voluntarily for a particular experience.If that's the case then there isn't an issue.
I wonder how he'd like it if I decided to walk into his mass on Christmas day and start showing the new star wars movie on a projector mid sermon.
I think of all the Christians who are being prosecuted for refusing to do things in their employment that are contrary to their firmly held beliefs and convictions, yet these companies get to apply their impositions against Christians with impunity. It smacks of double standards.
In times like this, we need to be reminded of the birth of Christ at Christmas, and the message of peace and hope that this brings.
George Hannah
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Not if they are in breach of the Equality Act.It's a private company making a business decision, they can do whatever they like