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Date: 16 January 2009 17:39:22
Ok, I've mentioned before how The Guardian seems to have "found religion", or rather a "religious" readership recently.
Today it had another of it was at it again, inserting positive views about Christians into apparently random articles. Their article about International Fetish Day included a quote by Jo Ind and a comment, froma CofE vicar into BDSM saying ""God is love and where there is love, there is God" he insists. "God teaches us through metaphor and cosmic role-play".
Equally the story about Christian bus driver who won't drive a bus with a humanist poster on it is treated with a reasonable amount of respect. Interesting that the idea for the posters, apparently, came out of a satirical piece more in the style one would expect from the Guardian. Regarding this story I do have a question though, would the bus driver expect his bosses to be as understanding of a humanist refusing to drive a bus with an Alpha poster on it?