The Lords Prayer advert now banned in cinemas.

[Damocles]

It's an unlawful policy actually. It's also absurd to ban the Lord's Prayer in these circumstances in a Christian country.

How is it unlawful?

 

[stony]

Good, I want Orange Maid adverts at the pictures, not bleeding God

I thought that was his son?

 

[Never Mind The Pollocks]

All a load of shite anyway.

 

[DelToro]

I'm sure you could have looked this up yourself but it's unlawful to withhold provision of a service on religious grounds.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploa...hment_data/file/85027/vcs-religion-belief.pdf

So any religious order can demand that a private organisation advertise on their behalf?

 

[squirtyflower]

If I've paid to see a film do I really have to put up with some stupid ****'s stupid prayer
Ffs

 

[squirtyflower]

If I've paid to see a film do I really have to put up with some stupid ****'s stupid prayer
Ffs

No.wonder stupid fairytales of god and Jesus are dying out amongst those with a brain

 

[manimanc]

You've counted them out! I can just picture you typing it, then you going through the jingle in your head, much the same as I've just done.

Ha ha nailed it mate.
Nearly went as far as youtubing it...

 

[George Hannah]

So any religious order can demand that a private organisation advertise on their behalf?

I don't think so but forget that link I posted it's not the right one.

 

[George Hannah]

How is it unlawful?

It's unlawful to withhold the provision of a service on religious grounds according to the Equality Act as I have already posted.

 

[Paladin]

Thanks for sharing your desire to shove your fairy tales down others throats, I'll pass though.

My first point was to highlight your unfair analogy.

The Lord's Prayer is a religious article and the subject of this thread, so it doesn't seem inappropriate to discuss it here. I apologise though, if I offended you or anyone.