Andrew Copson, BBC News 24, 31 May 2009
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Channel: Humanists UK · 2009 · News & Politics
Is widespread "indifference" to Christianity a kind of discrimination?
Did the BHA ("a funny lobby group of atheists" according to the "Christian journalist" interviewed here) really draw up "a plan to show how Christians should be dealt with in the work place", which recommended that talking about religion should get you the sack?
Well, no, and no, obviously.
Here the BHA's Andrew Copson is interviewed on BBC News 24 responding to a Telegraph story which tried to implicate the BHA in "discriminating" against Christians. When the story is repeated later and a Christian journalist gets chance to respond, she says "our understanding of individual freedom, the dignity of each person; you can't understand that unless you understand our Judeo-Christain heritage".
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