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  • steve6690
    steve6690 Posts: 190
    It's a bit of a non-story really. My wife is German and I wasn't allowed to marry her in church because I'm not the same religion, in fact I was never christened. I was offered a special, all-in-one deal - christening, confirmation and church wedding all on the same day - but that was only because it was a small village and the pastor was a friend of the family. If you don't pay the church tax, you can't have a church wedding, or have your kids christened. And you can't have a church burial.
  • tailwindhome
    tailwindhome Posts: 19,471
    MTB-Idle wrote:
    Rick Chasey wrote:
    Where on earth did "banks" come into anything that article said?

    Too slow mate, i already asked that on page 1.

    I think they are too busy worrying about semantics than addressing the wider question.



    I think you mean 'worrying about anti-semantics'
























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