1.  
   Sand from Essex says:

   Nov 19, 02:03

   Whatever next. What is wrong with these church leaders?

   Should Jerusalem be banned in church services?

   No
2.  
   Andy4Justice from Sheffield uk says:

   Sep 29, 19:45

   When the church has got nothing better to do that debate 'issues' such as this, then it really is time it gave up.
   No wonder most people view religion as a waste of time and one big falsehood.
   If you want to pray, then pray. You don't need to talk to the almighty via a man in a frock.

   Should Jerusalem be banned in church services?

   No
3.  
   peter from ireland says:

   Sep 19, 11:40

   Blake was a maverick, a mystic - and pretty critical of the established church. However, in this song, he is arguing for a revival of true spirituality, or at least the quest for the above. The words are not patriotic, although seen by many as such.

   Should Jerusalem be banned in church services?

   No
4.  
   Nick from SE England says:

   Sep 14, 14:14

   No. Absolutely not. What will be next? onward Christian Soldiers?

   Should Jerusalem be banned in church services?

   No
5.  
   Andrew from Staffordshire says:

   Sep 13, 23:01

   I'm surprised at people these days.
   This hymn is definitely to the glory of god. If you care to study the words then you will realise that it praises Jerusalem, a creation of God and opposes the mills, the creation of Satan!
   I wouldn't put all of my eggs in the excuse basket of Southwalk Cathedral. I have a strong feeling that this is BNP orientated.
   I've answered No to the poll because it's a beautiful hymn and must rouse a congregation to the max. Surely this kind of feeling should not be removed from a now oppressed religion.

   Should Jerusalem be banned in church services?

   No

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