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It's not about religion. It's just about wanting to keep the traffic and congestion down.
I can't believe the mall owners haven't found a way around this yet.
What does Teaneck's downtown do about this I wonder?
If Jewish people are living in a Christian majority nation, they should fallow the rules of the county. If Christians are living in a Jewish majority nation, they should fallow their rules.
If Jewish people are living in a Christian majority nation, they should fallow the rules of the county. If Christians are living in a Jewish majority nation, they should fallow their rules.
How hard is that?
do you mean the rules of the country or county? because this isnt a countrywide rule in spite of this being a christian nation.
I'm not the only one who goes to church on Sunday. Most people working in retail are Christians and wants to be able to go to church and spend time with family. If stores are open, then we won't be able to go every Sunday.
You have no idea if this is true. What % of christians overall go to church when it isn't a holiday?
If Jewish people are living in a Christian majority nation, they should fallow the rules of the county. If Christians are living in a Jewish majority nation, they should fallow their rules.
How hard is that?
Does seperation of church and state mean anything to you?
You could also say that christians aren't even following christian rules. How else do you explain grocery stores being open on Sunday?
You have no idea if this is true. What % of christians overall go to church when it isn't a holiday?
Not that much (Maybe about 20%). But it's not only about religion. It's being off on Sunday, spending time with family, relief stress, being able to go around without traffic, pollution.
I myself go to church every other Sunday. I enjoy being off from work, being with family and friends, walk on park and not worry about damn traffic, or worry about working that day. Believe me, working in retail you can't take off every Sunday. I also respect Jesus Christ..
Does seperation of church and state mean anything to you?
You could also say that christians aren't even following christian rules. How else do you explain grocery stores being open on Sunday?
Whether it is seperation of church and state or not, 78-85% of America are Christians. No need of seperation of church and state, since most voters fallow the Christian rules anyway
How come we don't have Jewish, Buddhism or Muslims presidents, governor or mayors for example? Because the majority of voters are Christians and don't vote for them.
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