Does it really matter whether halal meat is served up to the general public in the
I was baptised into the Roman Catholic faith and was brought up in the Roman Catholic faith (God Bless fathers Donnelly, Moran and O’Sullivan). My mother was Irish Catholic and my Dad C of E. I took my Mothers religion (a bit like Jewish children I suppose). I was quite happy being a Roman Catholic and went to Church on Sunday for Mass before breakfast, Religious instruction in the afternoon and confession on Saturday (whether I had anything to confess or not – “bless me Father for I have sinned”). It was the norm for me.
When I reached my teenage years and Pope John XXIII was elected and started to make radical changes in the church I started to have a re-think. (I suppose now I would be likened to a ‘selective’ Catholic) Yes, I do appreciate and acknowledge the teachings of the Church and hope that I am keeping the Christian attitude to my fellow men (as well as suffering from occasional bouts of Catholic guilt). I abhor the attitude of some of the ‘luvvies’ (atheist, homosexual and some of the ex-Catholic Faith) in
My husband and I married in a Catholic Church but my husband did not convert and, incidentally, I did not declare that I would obey, it – was - not – obligatory - then!
Our children are all baptised, but in the Church of England, an easy option I think. I did not pressure them into going to Church, R.C., C of E or otherwise. I thought it would better if it was up to them if they wanted to follow any religion.
Therefore: -
Eldest daughter: - ‘Religion? I am a scientist!’
Middle daughter: - ‘Wiccan’,
Youngest daughter: ‘???? Just live life’
But they are all happy and well adjusted. Ergo; Mum is happy as they are happy in themselves.
And I am still having problem posting on my blog…………………..
I am sure it is to do with the Spruce – IT
Above picture, taken by me, is a heavenly storm brewing one evening in the West.... perfect for this post!!!
Didn't promise to obey...now why doesn't that surprise me......
ReplyDeleteHave had a thought on Halal... lots of bods in the UK go to to countries afar for their annual holidays - a lot of the countries with minarets dominating the skyline.... do they ask about the slaughtering of the meat they have in their 3+ star hotels??? Makes you think eh?
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