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Pheonix · 08-12-2009, 07:06

Yes Geordie, I am a Muslim and proud of it, I also teach my children and all around me the same ethos.

I have friends from various religions and backgrounds some are even athiests, I am god-father to one of my friends children who are catholics.

I do believe that people have a right to express themselves but not at the extent of deliberately hurting or abusing others or by inhibiting or constraining their rights.

I believe we need to be understanding and tolerant towards everyone but not at the expense and detriment of where you live, your family or the people around you who cannot defend themselves for waht ever reason.

No matter where I go within England or internationally nothing beats the feeling when you come to the boundaries of Lancashire and see a red rose and getting into Acrington you get that feeling that you are home.

08-12-2009, 07:06	#165
Pheonix Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Accrington, Lancashire Posts: 44 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: What has happened to Accrington Yes Geordie, I am a Muslim and proud of it, I also teach my children and all around me the same ethos. I have friends from various religions and backgrounds some are even athiests, I am god-father to one of my friends children who are catholics. I do believe that people have a right to express themselves but not at the extent of deliberately hurting or abusing others or by inhibiting or constraining their rights. I believe we need to be understanding and tolerant towards everyone but not at the expense and detriment of where you live, your family or the people around you who cannot defend themselves for waht ever reason. No matter where I go within England or internationally nothing beats the feeling when you come to the boundaries of Lancashire and see a red rose and getting into Acrington you get that feeling that you are home.