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The reasoning behind that change was religious, and those who made the decision were Christians. That most Christians accept that change doesn’t imply they woul
by bentley 2mo ago
The reasoning behind that change was religious, and those who made the decision were Christians. That most Christians accept that change doesn’t imply they would accept a contradictory change made for secular reasons.
- hamper653 2mo agoIt doesn’t mean they wouldn’t accept it either, and I don’t see how that’s contradictory. As I said: more masses. I am a Christian myself, by the way.