In other words, I think we have to be careful when bandying numbers and statistics around
This is another of those which cuts both ways. " The majority say " - well we arent at all sure what they say are we? It depends on what they get asked.
The majority of the house of commons ( with a not very free vote despite everything said) voted one way but it has been acknowledged it may not be the way the population feel.
The same goes for how we are apparently now not C of E - or are we?
Another off topic. In my village a new ioncumbent tried to close the village church down. He said there was no congregation and therefore no support and that the church could not make its keep. He locked the doors and told the local population to go to his,more favoured building in another village. A year later the church was re opened by the Bishop because the locals refused to be told that there was no congregation and thus no one wanted the church and they paid for it, opened it and reparied it - and five years later it is still being supported. The congregation is still small compared to its "supporters".
So, the congregation of anti homosexual marriage may seem small but those who support the church in its ant marriage position may well be significantly larger.
Dont think that just because your statistics say the majority are in favour of same sex marriage, they are. They may not be.
TV Series & Films you have watched more than once.
Talking about wealth: what happens if the government took on the mortgage debt?


. Which bit of a vote of 400 in favour and 175 against is not a majority in favour of the so-called gay marriage bill?

all sleep well.