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Once the greatest nation in the world (from about 1815 to 1915), Great Britain has been nearly destroyed by [[atheism]] and [[socialism]] from within. Today she is a mere shadow of her former self. Illustrations its pathetic current state include: | Once the greatest nation in the world (from about 1815 to 1915), Great Britain has been nearly destroyed by [[atheism]] and [[socialism]] from within. Today she is a mere shadow of her former self. Illustrations its pathetic current state include: | ||
| − | *A [[Christian]] physician has been fired "for emailing [[prayer]] to colleagues. | + | *A [[Christian]] physician has been fired "for emailing [[prayer]] to colleagues. ... He was finally dismissed after he queried the order not to use religious language in professional communications 'verbal or written.'"<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/9171982/Doctor-claims-he-was-dismissed-for-emailing-prayer-to-colleagues.html</ref> |
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 14:10, April 7, 2012
- This article is about the island, for the historic state of the same name see Kingdom of Great Britain
Great Britain is the largest island of the British Isles. It is politically divided into three parts; England, Scotland and Wales. All three, with Northern Ireland, make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Once the greatest nation in the world (from about 1815 to 1915), Great Britain has been nearly destroyed by atheism and socialism from within. Today she is a mere shadow of her former self. Illustrations its pathetic current state include:
- A Christian physician has been fired "for emailing prayer to colleagues. ... He was finally dismissed after he queried the order not to use religious language in professional communications 'verbal or written.'"[1]