[jbloedow]

OK, it's time to ask the question...

How is it that you think it's ok for the government, through the schools or anywhere else, to establish your religion of secular humanism?

And don't feed me this horse-pucky about a religion needing to have a belief in God. Forcing someone not to worship a God is just as much a violation of religious liberty, if not more so, than forcing someone to worship God in general.

Atheism is not the null hypothesis.

[whattajoke]

How is it that you think it's ok for the government, through the schools or anywhere else, to establish your religion of secular humanism?

It's not. Does secular humanism enjoy tax free status? What has the Faith Based Initiative done for secular humanism?

And don't feed me this horse-pucky about a religion needing to have a belief in God.

Ok, I won't. But most religions all seem to involve some sort of supernaturalism. What is the supernatural aspect of secular humanism? (I'm not a "secular humanist" btw)

Forcing someone not to worship a God is just as much a violation of religious liberty, if not more so, than forcing someone to worship God in general.

And... this happens where in America, exactly? This has to do with the Dover ruling how, exactly? This has to do with evolutionary biology in what way?

[ml1954]

OK, it's time to ask the question...

In the spirit of Torquemada.

How is it that you think it's ok for the government, through the schools or anywhere else, to establish your religion of secular humanism?

I haven't expressed any religious beliefs.