@debra9275 wrote:
@gleee58 wrote:Icy: I don't claim to represent all of Australia, But while we are a secular nation in that our laws aren't governed by religion, Australia's official religion is Christian.
That may well change over the next 20 years.
Which version of Christian would that be?
When I was young Church of England was the dominant religion. Catholics and Protestants were encouraged to no mix with each other.
Many a young person had their hearts broken because the families would not allow inter religion marriages.
I was brought up the same way as you Glee, My parents were just shocked when my brother marred a Catholic girl, He had to convert of course. In Melb even some football teams were either Protestant or Catholic, Dad tells me stories of the rivalry between Collingwood and Richmond, apparently it ran much deeper than just a football game
And as it was a sin to have sex before marriage the boys would look for protestant girls to "sow their wild oats with" before finding a nice catholic girl to marry :D:D:D
@polksaladallie wrote:I've just been to Aldi to check the milk. No halal certification. Because it is not necessary.
you do realise lots of halal certified products do not put the certification label on their products.
@gleee58 wrote:And as it was a sin to have sex before marriage the boys would look for protestant girls to "sow their wild oats with" before finding a nice catholic girl to marry :D:D:D
Is that what happened to me? It backfired then. With a shotgun. 
I dont shop at Aldi, but heres an Aldi halal list to help those that do
http://www.halalsquare.com.au/groceries/index.php/aldi.html?p=1
