Should Christmas decorations be allowed in public places? (Taliban, votes, murder)
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I wouldn't say it's coming to an end but it's certainly becoming more diluted. The younger generation have access to more information than ever and are choosing to tune out religion. Technology has enabled us to make significant strides in this area.
They're choosing the truth over barbaric fairy tales.
Really? How much should Christians protest when they are clearly being redefined by anti-religious zealots? Does freedom of religion stop in public? That's not how my Constitution reads.
Funny how the same groups that are so proud of coming out of the closet, now wish to force religion into it.
Originally Posted by NJBest
I wouldn't say it's coming to an end but it's certainly becoming more diluted. The younger generation have access to more information than ever and are choosing to tune out religion. Technology has enabled us to make significant strides in this area.
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Originally Posted by JetJockey
They're choosing the truth over barbaric fairy tales.
I say good for them!
It never fails to amuse when people with little understanding of something start patting each other on the back. You probably also believe all conservatives are racists too. I won't even begin to explain the difference between literalists and the majority of Christians; because your heads would probably explode.
It's great to see that 80% of CD (to this point) are polling pro-Christmas.
Correction, 75% of Americans claim they are Christian. Probably 90% of that 75 don't know the first thing about Christianity beyond what they hear on television or from their pastor.
I'll say YES it should be allowed, but only if the people want it. Obviously you aren't going to find many Christmas Trees in Muslim or Jewish parts of town. In other words, religion should not be pushed on people who do not want it.
I went to the courthouse the other day and noted the atheists had their display up in the lobby. You couldn't see it because they don't believe in anything. They just had an empty table.
Correction, 75% of Americans claim they are Christian. Probably 90% of that 75 don't know the first thing about Christianity beyond what they hear on television or from their pastor.
How do you know? You asked every single 247+ million American Christians about what they know about their religion?!
They're choosing the truth over barbaric fairy tales.
I say good for them!
What's barbaric with Christianity?! You must be confusing with militant atheism and radical Islamists
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