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Should a man in his position, where he can influence so many inpressionable minds, amongst the viewers of Newsnight...
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Why? It is his opnion, should he not be allowed to say it? Evet week we are subjected to people on any given number of subjects who say such and such is rubbish. If I were to say that Justin Bieber is a waste of space and his music is appaling. I would offend millions of teenage girls.
This is an over reaction by religion, yet again, while they are allowed to spout in every aspect of the media, their bigoted views on, say, same sex marriage Paxman is supposed to be censored.
We need more honesty not less.
This is an over reaction by religion, yet again, while they are allowed to spout in every aspect of the media, their bigoted views on, say, same sex marriage Paxman is supposed to be censored.
We need more honesty not less.
I don't think Jezzer is Jewish.
wiki <<his mother, Joan McKay (née Dickson), born 1920, was a housewife, and his father, Arthur Keith Paxman, worked in industry.[5][6] Paxman is the eldest of four children and has two brothers, one of whom, Giles, is the British Ambassador to Spain (having previously been ambassador to Mexico), and a sister, Jenny, a producer at BBC Radio.
Paxman was the subject in January 2006 of an episode of the BBC genealogy series Who Do You Think You Are?.[5] The documentary concluded him to be descended from one Roger Packsman, a 14th century politician from Suffolk who had changed his name to Paxman (man of peace, "Pax" translates from Latin as peace) to impress "the electorate." >>
wiki <<his mother, Joan McKay (née Dickson), born 1920, was a housewife, and his father, Arthur Keith Paxman, worked in industry.[5][6] Paxman is the eldest of four children and has two brothers, one of whom, Giles, is the British Ambassador to Spain (having previously been ambassador to Mexico), and a sister, Jenny, a producer at BBC Radio.
Paxman was the subject in January 2006 of an episode of the BBC genealogy series Who Do You Think You Are?.[5] The documentary concluded him to be descended from one Roger Packsman, a 14th century politician from Suffolk who had changed his name to Paxman (man of peace, "Pax" translates from Latin as peace) to impress "the electorate." >>
What absolute tosh! I agree with him. It is hogwash – at least the generally accepted interpretation of it is hogwash. It’s a sorry day when a man is criticised for telling the truth, but with political correctness abounding, and society suffering from that crippling malady called ‘offence’, that seems to be becoming the norm.
//surely nobody treats the Book of Genesis as being literally true//
Unfortunately many do.
//surely nobody treats the Book of Genesis as being literally true//
Unfortunately many do.
Would you say that this is another way of saying Hogwash.
According to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams: "[For] most of the history of Christianity there's been an awareness that a belief that everything depends on the creative act of God, is quite compatible with a degree of uncertainty or latitude about how precisely that unfolds in creative time."[5]
According to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams: "[For] most of the history of Christianity there's been an awareness that a belief that everything depends on the creative act of God, is quite compatible with a degree of uncertainty or latitude about how precisely that unfolds in creative time."[5]
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