Been away a few days and catching up on this thread..

I heard a comic in a show in London last night, and one of the things he said reminded me of this thread, (sad I know, but who needs a life when your Mac is waiting at home for you?)

"Religion is like a dog. When it is yours, it is warm and cuddly. When it is someone else's, it is dangerous and threatening. In either event, children need protecting from it."

Oh, and I remember now, reading a term of reference that suits me and my stance (or lack of stance.) I am not atheist nor indeed agnostic. I am (like 90% of The UK population) irreligious.