What is the UK governments motives in considering asking faith schools to set aside a quarter of their places?

Question

for non believers? Is it so that the faithful will be more tolerant? Or that the unfaithful will be more tolerant of the faithful?

Answer 1

People must vote for leader with brain and wisdom. The educated wise people must act to avoid the crocked politicians take power by giving popsicals to dumb voters. Business minded politicians know the game well and how to win tricks. They will use the uneducated brainless votes by acting religously , community friendly and ect ect .. finally they will leave with their swiss bank full of CHF. They dont care a damn thing about educating the best for next generation. They just leave the things flow as it is....check the spellings.

Answer 2

The motive is another step towards the erosion of Christianity by the Secular State. It is obvious when viewed with all other recent decisions by the British, Socialist Government that Christianity is the primary target.
The fact is completely ignored that, without the massive financial contribution of local Christians, these schools would not even exist in the first place. In my local area the land was purchased for two schools from contributions collected in the church, and both schools were built, also from contributions.
Now the Blair Government has the audacity to dictate the admissions policy to these schools, which as I said would not even exist if it had been left up to the government.

Answer 3

Dilution of religious values is a good motive.
People hate anybody who sticks to their values and is consistent through life. So this is the best way to undermine the isdea of having children growith with their faith as taught by their parents.

Its nice to have yobs in the streets from families with no knowledge of right and wrong.

Answer 4

Maybe they hope people getting to know others as individuals will, one day bring about a more just society.
Tammi Dee