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To: Slapshot68

Honestly, if atheists are so dang secure in thier (non) beliefs do they really have to do crap like this? If you don’t believe in Christ and don’t believe Christmas is worth celebrating as Jesus’ birthday, then don’t celebrate it as such. If you are so easily offended by a nativity scene don’t go see it. It’s really quite simple, atheists!! Show some of the tolerence you claim Christians don’t have and tolerate it!! I could go on and on with my anger but I won’t. I don’t want to have to pay for somebody’s keyboard when they fall asleep reading this Tylenol PM set to words.


6 posted on 11/21/2007 8:16:30 AM PST by GlennBeck08
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To: GlennBeck08

This issue of religious symbols or speeach in government offices has already been decided on by the Supreme Court.

Any government can display religious signs or discuss religious idealogy whenever they want. It is a judgement call by city of states whether they cave in to political pressure or not. Our House of Representatives begins each day with the Pledge of Allegiance stating we are ‘one nation under God’. Get over it athiests, you already forced us many times to acknowledge you displeasure about a society under God. If you athiests are that displeased about nativity scenes, the easter bunny, wiccan symbols or a picture of muhammed on a government building lawn then I suggest you move to another country. I am Christian but even if I wasn’t, I would still respect the meaning of Christmas of good tidings to all men. Or the meaning of the ten commandments that respect for one’s neighbors and restraining selfishness that hurts other people and sets a standard is a GOOD thing for our society. GROW UP!


38 posted on 11/21/2007 10:28:01 AM PST by quant5
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