Where: probably at university, but I can't really remember. I don't think it can have made much impact. There are perfectly good stories in there and the fact that they turn out to have a relationship to other (to me) fictional works doesn't make much difference. We did have one schoolteacher who seemed to have a (comparatively minor) problem with beliefs he didn't shared. The bit that stands out is calling JWs and Mormons 'cults' in RE lessons about them, in context obviously in one of the negative sense of the word. There was some kind of argument with some overtly atheist pupils that I don't recall any details of.
Miscellaneous. Eclectic. Random. Perhaps markedly literate, or at least suffering from the compulsion to read any text that presents itself, including cereal boxes.
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Date: 2015-06-26 07:43 am (UTC)We did have one schoolteacher who seemed to have a (comparatively minor) problem with beliefs he didn't shared. The bit that stands out is calling JWs and Mormons 'cults' in RE lessons about them, in context obviously in one of the negative sense of the word. There was some kind of argument with some overtly atheist pupils that I don't recall any details of.