Ceci n'est pas un blog
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Ceci n'est pas un blog
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about 1 year ago - 2 comments
… but some beliefs are more equal than others. At least it seems that way when “equality” legislation is applied to justify the withdrawal of funding from a Brighton care home because its Christian ethos might deter gay people from applying. Update 9 Feb 2009: Funding restored to Christian care home.
about 3 years ago - No comments
Tolerance, equality and diversity: three words that reflect the core values of our culture. But what do they mean? A tolerant person is one who believes that all lifestyles and beliefs (within reason) are equally valid, and is therefore quite happy for people to hold these beliefs. In contrast, intolerant people have a different (inferior)
Peter Hitchens on equality and diversity
Commenting on the scandal of nurse Caroline Petrie offering to pray for a patient, Peter Hichens made this observation: