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Naturally, and I guess you know that I attribute it to evolution...
I am tempted to cut a deal with you and meet in the middle, and call it " The God of evolution"; but something tells me you and Rifle won't go for it. Like surgeons, you will look to cut out God.
Some people choose not to say "so help me God." Some courts do not even use it. They say, "Do you swear (or affirm) to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth in these proceedings?" There is also no requirement to place your hand on a Bible either. (That would be meaningless to a follower of Hinduism anyway.)
Did you know that "so help me God" is not a part of the Oath of Office for the President of the United States?
How would the things you wrote make any difference in a court of law?
1) swear on what, the possible and usual implications to the witness and the days proceedings? or to order in of itself, Two different things
2) why did so help me god became what it is?
3) Law and justice only strives toward order.
4) There are endless examples ...why do jurors get threatened and the rest of it? to swear only on behalf of themselves and the particular days proceedings or to tell the truth in Gods presence? Possibly a felt corupt proceeding. Wheres the deal with the proceedings?...theres no logical rule supporting an honorary allegiance to the proceedings.
5) When implicated, which would be most of the time, people have trouble telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help myself or any human proceeding. ( this is not my fault
6) speaking on behalf of a Hindu individual goes in the bin.
what would be the atheist's complaint if ALL atheists convicted of a crime were restricted to ALL atheist jurors, would this be ok? .. It may be helpful to try a few imaginary examples, with an imaginary stay at the crow bar hotel .
I am tempted to cut a deal with you and meet in the middle, and call it " The God of evolution"; but something tells me you and Rifle won't go for it. Like surgeons, you will look to cut out God.
As a surgeon would say..."You can't cut out what is not there".
1) swear on what, the possible and usual implications to the witness and the days proceedings? or to order in of itself, Two different things
2) why did so help me god became what it is?
3) Law and justice only strives toward order.
4) There are endless examples ...why do jurors get threatened and the rest of it? to swear only on behalf of themselves and the particular days proceedings or to tell the truth in Gods presence? Possibly a felt corupt proceeding. Wheres the deal with the proceedings?...theres no logical rule supporting an honorary allegiance to the proceedings.
5) When implicated, which would be most of the time, people have trouble telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help myself or any human proceeding. ( this is not my fault
6) speaking on behalf of a Hindu individual goes in the bin.
what would be the atheist's complaint if ALL atheists convicted of a crime were restricted to ALL atheist jurors, would this be ok? .. It may be helpful to try a few imaginary examples, with an imaginary stay at the crow bar hotel .
What point are you trying to make here?
The 1st Amendment would prohibit the government from creating a law regulating the religious views (or non-views) of potential jurors.
A world entirely populated by Atheist would eventually search for God; science would return to its roots.
Why do you think that people who do not believe that gods exist would search for them? That makes no sense at all.
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