Wash your feet in the washing basin.

Their country, their rules.

Originally posted by Alice Liddell:

Wash your feet in the washing basin.

Muslims perform wudu, the ritual ablution before prayer, which involves washing the face, arms, head, and feet.

Traditionally, the feet are washed with water, and this is often done in a sink.

Baptize their parents.... a lot.

Originally posted by Fake:

Their country, their rules.

Their Church of England.

Originally posted by Arvaos ⚚:

Is Britain still a Christian country?

Prolly not, but hey "at least we don't have to speak German" right?

Oh my... the little boy washed his feet!
How awful.
Quick, quick, somebody lend me their pearls to clutch!

Originally posted by Grimble Grumble:

Oh my... the little boy washed his feet!
How awful.
Quick, quick, somebody lend me their pearls to clutch!

Permissive in all ways except those that matter.

"He who is not angry, whereas he has cause to be, sins. For unreasonable patience is the hotbed of many vices, it fosters negligence, and incites not only the wicked but the good to do wrong."
-John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople, 349 - 407 AD

If I wanted to undermine and quietly strangle a population, I would inculcate within them a reflexive and unreasonable flailing against tradition. Parents are big mean and I'm gonna drag my butthole all over the counter and put my feet on the dash and there's nothing you can do about it DAD.

Teachers shouldn't interfere with children praying and performing religious acts in their own time when it's not harming and affecting others.

The UK is not Christian, the majority are atheists and barely 5% of people ever visit a church each year.

It's interesting though when many right wingers, who claim to support freedom of religion and freedom of the individual, oppose such things for non-whites and non-Christians.

Religion is the trap, any religion is bad for us.

Import the people necessary to vote to change everything.

Originally posted by MinionJoe:

Originally posted by Fake:

Their country, their rules.

Their Church of England.

Are the "immigrants" in England colonizers?

Originally posted by The Father ☯:

Originally posted by MinionJoe:

Their Church of England.

Are the "immigrants" in England colonizers?

Are they proselytizing to the natives or exploiting their resources?

It is but that seemed like a pretty racist and uneccesary thing to say. It's not even a christian school.

Originally posted by MinionJoe:

Originally posted by The Father ☯:

Are the "immigrants" in England colonizers?

Are they proselytizing to the natives or exploiting their resources?

Yes and Yes.