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Flat White

I don’t believe in ‘no religion’

20 July 2016

11:01 PM

20 July 2016

11:01 PM

In the upcoming 2016 Australian Census, Australians will be given the option of ticking a box labelled ‘no religion’ when asked what their religious affiliation is.

But if you tick it, it will be a lie.

There’s no such thing as a non-religious human being.

Now, of course, you may not be affiliated with one of the traditional major religious of the world, or of their numerous sects.

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