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Obviously the FFRF disagrees with your statement. And the school board attorneys obviously understood that the FFRF was right. Two different attorneys, same conclusion.
Just because the hyper-sensative want to spin the Amendment to their agenda doesn't mean they're right...If you would study the history of England and Colonial America, you just might see the reasons for the 1st Amendment...
Among the most common ways that people die in the US are car accidents. Gun deaths get a lot more publicity, possibly because of the sensationalism of some of the cases or the outright tragedy involved in others. Children shooting each other accidentally, for instance, is a tragic situation that reporters cover all too often. Children die every day in car accidents, as well, and simply because something isn’t designed specifically to be deadly doesn’t mean that it cannot be so, particularly in the case of automobiles.
Like I said, false equivalence. We don't buy cars to hit things with them. We use them for a real and necessary job, transportation. Get over the NRA propaganda and sniff the real world.
Aggressive atheists are religious fanatics. Atheism is a religion...they believe in the big nothing...the big cosmic mistake - the big accident. I think they should keep their beliefs to themselves.
Aggressive atheists are religious fanatics. Atheism is a religion...they believe in the big nothing...the big cosmic mistake - the big accident. I think they should keep their beliefs to themselves.
Should everybody keep their religion to themselves, or are some animals more equal than others?
I'm sure as a more conservative Christian living in a country where both abortion and same sex marriage are legal, you'd agree that the law and morality aren't always the same.
Do you believe a Christian club (or any club, actually) deserves special treatment that other clubs do not get, as was the case in this example?
If the people in a given community WANT it, they are allowed, Constitutionally, to do so. It's a local issue. If you don't like it, you are free to choose not to live in that community.
Aggressive atheists are religious fanatics. Atheism is a religion...they believe in the big nothing...the big cosmic mistake - the big accident. I think they should keep their beliefs to themselves.
Aggressive Christians are religious fanatics. Christianity is a religion...they believe in the big something...the big cosmic god- the big plan. I think they should keep their beliefs to themselves.]
Does the First Reformed Voodoo Church get to hold meetings on that school's grounds?
All they would have to do is ask...If they are denied, then they have a case against the school...I haven't seen anyone post any links that show the FFRF attacking any other religions except Christianity...A school religious club has no nothing to do with seperation of church and state as implied in the First Amendment to the Constitution...The majority of people in America really do not understand the Constitution of the United States very well...They don't even know that it is their right to abolish their government if it starts infringing on their natural rights...Government derives it's powers from the governed...
Like I said, false equivalence. We don't buy cars to hit things with them. We use them for a real and necessary job, transportation. Get over the NRA propaganda and sniff the real world.
Why don't you come into the real world?...I could use either to kill someone...So, what it boils down to is not banning those items, but teaching responsible use of those items...
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