responding to common objections to bible

[Rhyfelwyr]

I honestly think it's good that politicians don't let their religious side cloud their ability.

Maybe so, but I wasn't talking about that.

I'm saying that in the UK, you have to swear allegiance to the Queen, who also happens to be head of the established Anglican Church, in order to do a whole host of things, from being a MP, to a policeman, to serving in the army, etc.

Some Christians and indeed atheists might not be happy with that.

For some positions the discrimination is even more outright. For example, you have to be in communion with the Church of England to be monarch.

In Sweden, we just had a politician who got sacked because he was also chairman for an Islamist organization. Main argument was that he couldn't reasonably be able to uphold the women's view of both organizations at the same time.

This happened in Sweden?!?!