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Monday, 11 April 2016
quote [ ICM conducted face-to-face, at-home interviews with a representative sample of 1,000 Muslims across the UK between 25 April and 31 May 2015. A control sample of 1,008 people representative of the country as a whole were interviewed over the phone to provide a comparison.
The polling was commissioned by Channel 4 for a documentary, What British Muslims Really Think, which is due to be broadcast on Wednesday presented by Phillips. ]
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2345 said @ 9:22pm GMT on 11th April
“I wonder what percentage of American Christians would hold a similar view.”
I wonder that too. But I know this to be true: If such a poll were conducted, and it showed half of American Christians thought homosexuality should be illegal, the response on this would be the polar opposite as to what it is here. You know that, and so does everyone on the site, and that's a pretty remarkable disconnect.
2345 said @ 9:23pm GMT on 11th April
“I wonder what percentage of American Christians would hold a similar view.”
I wonder that too. But I know this to be true: If such a poll were conducted, and it showed half of American Christians thought homosexuality should be illegal, the response on this site would be the polar opposite to what it is here. You know that, and so does everyone on the site. That's a pretty disconnect.
2345 said @ 9:23pm GMT on 11th April
“I wonder what percentage of American Christians would hold a similar view.”
I wonder that too. But I know this to be true: If such a poll were conducted, and it showed half of American Christians thought homosexuality should be illegal, the response on this site would be the polar opposite to what it is here. You know that, and so does everyone on the site. That's a pretty remarkable disconnect.
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2345 said @ 9:22pm GMT on 11th April [Score:-2]
“I wonder what percentage of American Christians would hold a similar view.”
I wonder that too. But I know this to be true: If such a poll were conducted, and it showed half of American Christians thought homosexuality should be illegal, the response on this site would be the polar opposite to what it is here. You know that, and so does everyone on the site. That's a pretty remarkable disconnect.
