http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... Koran.html
So can you now obtain a degree without attending lectures, I couldn't?
Roy.
So can you now obtain a degree without attending lectures, I couldn't?
Roy.
RogerS":1qiaxr5q said:My other question is why is it only islam that seems to breed these intolerant nutcases? Or is it a question that Hinduism, Taoism, Buddhism all equally have their nutters but that the press demonise Muslims? Any affirmative answers require documentary evidence!
Jacob":is2t8fei said:At least the Mail seems to be on the side of Darwinism, which surprised me.
Digit":2mdf0bmv said:Islam is a race? Did you miss the comment about Christians?
Perhaps you'd be happier with a comment from the Guardian?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... NTCMP=SRCH
Roy.
The point was that it would not normally be so scientific.
Was this NHS doctor? Did you report it?Digit":3nuxzmjk said:A Muslim Doctor recently refused to examine my daughter. His first question was 'are you menstruating?'
For a back injury?
Roy.
So what, why unfortunate?Digit":3pklfw2j said:...
Recently the Guardian published an article about a climate 'skeptic' having changed his mind, made quite a spread about it.
Unfortunately, IMO, they failed to mention that his co author disagreed completely, in fact the Guardian didn't event mention her name.
Bad. An excuse for airing the silly person sceptic point of view.The Mail published the full report, both pro and con. Not bad eh?
Roy.
RogerP":1jid428b said:Was this NHS doctor? Did you report it?Digit":1jid428b said:A Muslim Doctor recently refused to examine my daughter. His first question was 'are you menstruating?'
For a back injury?
Roy.
Modernist":2heeddx0 said:RogerP":2heeddx0 said:Was this NHS doctor? Did you report it?Digit":2heeddx0 said:A Muslim Doctor recently refused to examine my daughter. His first question was 'are you menstruating?'
For a back injury?
Roy.
I'd be a bit careful there and avoid jumping to conclusions if I were you. I don't suppose it is unknown for periods to cause back pain. But then again I am not a doctor, saw, muslim or otherwise
Dibs-h":1ifqmjnu said:I read it in the Sunday Times yesterday and once past the "shake head, is this real" bit, I found myself wondering
1. What relevance is Darwinism or in fact Creationism to a Medical Degree? I'm struggling to find an answer other than none.
2. Does being awesome in either make for a better GP, Surgeon, etc.? Highly doubt it.
I personally see no point in either being studied in a Medical degree. Had it been me on the course - I would have boycotted the lectures, from a "not wasting my time" perspective, and better spent the time reading up on some other course material, etc.
My 2p worth
Dibs
Pvt_Ryan":rjpokjrr said:.....
#2, Don't know about you but I'd rather have a doctor who gets A*s in Biology and fails RE rather than the other way around. Call me old fashioned but I would kinda like the guy doing the operation to know where everything is instead of relying on 'GOD' to guide his hands.
Was this NHS doctor? Did you report it?
So what, why unfortunate?
Bad. An excuse for airing the silly person sceptic point of view.[/quote
Seeing as your next comment shows that you haven't read the report Jacob you know norrhing of the view espoused nor the qualifications, experince, arguments etc of the individual involved, just like the Guardian.
Any links? Yes, take a stiff drink, grit your teeth and read the Mail, at least then you will see how the Guardian applies its own censorship.
I'd be a bit careful there and avoid jumping to conclusions if I were you. I don't suppose it is unknown for periods to cause back pain.
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