He's in charge and he can do that, the next one can change that decision, that's the rules as I understand them.
Huh. How many Christian prayer rooms are there in mosques? Or Christian spaces? Or Christian books to be studied in mosques?
It's a library. Not in the actual church.
I can assure you, you little judgemental fucknugget, that many libraries in Muslim-majority countries do in fact have copies of the bible.
Lastly, Christians have no need for a prayer room since they don't have set prayers to make at set times, like Muslims do. And Christian prayers can be performed sitting, or standing as well as in complete silence. Muslim prayers are more strict
Slight correction; there have traditionally been set prayers at set times for certain Christians, which are called canonical hours—the word “vespertine” comes from ‘vespers,’ and you may have heard the term ‘matins’ in, like, a story set in a British boarding school—but those people either had to go to church for these services or (no personal experience; just going off of Mass here) sit at home with the Book of Hours and follow the liturgy.
But yes, absolutely, no necessary wide gestures (you don’t need a prayer mat’s worth of space to genuflect, much less to cross yourself) or prayers to be spoken aloud. Even praying the rosary can be done silently.
WHAT a judgmental fucknugget (not you, prev).
Thank you, I always appreciative the chance to learn something new
