The Rhecord
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Yeah, i'm sure he adopted the Jewish faith when he was 5 years old.
Or possibly he doesn't believe in any faith? I'm sure if he was a devout catholic it would have been mentioned? Maybe even headline?
I can see where you are heading with this Chapper, it's "Signgate" all over again
I can see where you are heading with this Chapper, it's "Signgate" all over again
It's pretty simple. You and ciaran are claiming something from the posted link which are untrue.
Remember when I said you wouldn't admit you're wrong...
Perhaps this is why he does not have the sense of guilt that drives many bankers towards religion. Many feel bad they didnât do something more altruistic, he says. âIn my case I didnât feel that because I knew the realities of life. I knew from the early age of 13. Otherwise I would have been at home, depending on parents, with no carer in an underfunded system and an ageing wheelchair.â
Itâs a heartbreaking prospect which he avoided, but others do not have his unique gifts. Thatâs why, good Catholic Salford boy that he is, heâs trying to help those less fortunate than himself.
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/features/2010/08/05/‘religion-and-the-city-go-hand-in-hand’/
Jewish it is then
Itâs a heartbreaking prospect which he avoided, but others do not have his unique gifts. Thatâs why, good Catholic Salford boy that he is, heâs trying to help those less fortunate than himself.
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/features/2010/08/05/‘religion-and-the-city-go-hand-in-hand’/
Jewish it is then
Perhaps this is why he does not have the sense of guilt that drives many bankers towards religion. Many feel bad they didn’t do something more altruistic, he says. “In my case I didn’t feel that because I knew the realities of life. I knew from the early age of 13. Otherwise I would have been at home, depending on parents, with no carer in an underfunded system and an ageing wheelchair.”
It’s a heartbreaking prospect which he avoided, but others do not have his unique gifts. That’s why, good Catholic Salford boy that he is, he’s trying to help those less fortunate than himself.
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/features/2010/08/05/‘religion-and-the-city-go-hand-in-hand’/
Jewish it is then
That's far too much effort you've put in there Dev. A simple "**** off you stupid, boring twat" would've sufficed.
I want my apology AP.
On a seperate couple of points, QoTSA new album - Fantastic, and they are playing the Hydro in November, tickets on sal next Friday
Where was I wrong?
ps. Gotta love the googling that you've been doing the last few days!
Because as I said, those two links posted by you and ciaran DO NOT state that he is a devout catholic.
You won't take AP's advice, you always try to argue with me even when your not involved. This thread is a classic example. You've also got one of your boys helping you step back without loosing face, I wonder if AP is the mysterious PM-er?...
You accuse me of being a pedant but here you are indulging in tedious arguments about minutae and trivia (as well as displaying staggering levels of paranoia and stupidity).
The Guy is a Catholic whose family are described as "Devout" in an interview with the Catholic Herald where he admits his religion is important to him. Maybe the Catholic Herald are wrong and you are right and he's not Devout at all, he's just slightly interested in his chosen religion.