Should the daily recital of the Lord's Prayer at the opening of federal parliament be abolished?

No

Yes, a modern secular government should not officially endorse one specific religion

No, we must actively protect the Christian heritage of our national institutions from secular erosion

Yes, but replace it with an inclusive moment of silent reflection for all beliefs

No, it is a harmless tradition honoring the historical Christian foundations of our democracy

No, but include a moment of silent reflection for all beliefs.

I do not think replacing the lord's prayer recital is of tantamount importance, but I would nonetheless support a more inclusive, secular replacement.

Continue the Lord's Prayer statements, but after the prayer, add a statement which applies to all OTHER beliefs, and unite the chamber in something like a values-based statement. This respects and honours tradition and progress.

I don’t care about a religious speech.

Yes, Religion has no place in a government that governs a multicultural, multi-religious country

We should still keep it on my opinion because I'm Catholic but they should also add more religion recital so it's more diverse, considering that Australia is a diverse country.

No, but parliament should feel free to discuss it should they please.

We need to work out more inclusive ways of honouring our heritage, eg: not compulsory. Don't remove it to nothing, or swing too far in the other direction