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Gordon Booth · 24-01-2012, 11:41

I wondered as I listened to the Bishops pontificating about the homeless and the little children if they have considered leading by example?
How many homeless and little children have they welcomed into their multi roomed, multi million pound Bishops Palaces? I'll open the bidding at none.
And if £26,000(£35000 before tax) is not enough for a needy family, why is £22,000(before tax) considered by them to be enough for a vicar and his family?
Charity begins at home-but not if you're a Bishop!

24-01-2012, 11:41	#33
Gordon Booth Senior Member+ Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 2,402 Liked: 715 times Rep Power: 46614	Re: Benefit cap goes before the Lords. I wondered as I listened to the Bishops pontificating about the homeless and the little children if they have considered leading by example? How many homeless and little children have they welcomed into their multi roomed, multi million pound Bishops Palaces? I'll open the bidding at none. And if £26,000(£35000 before tax) is not enough for a needy family, why is £22,000(before tax) considered by them to be enough for a vicar and his family? Charity begins at home-but not if you're a Bishop!