10 hilarious responses to Bristol Airport’s awful ‘multi faith area’
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Emma Fowle2023-11-24T12:14:00
When Bristol Airport unveiled its new multi-faith prayer space yesterday, it was probably hoping for a more positive response from the religious community. But the vast majority of comments from Christians have been negative - ranging from the incredulous to the downright mocking. Here’s a few of our favourites
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