[antiRepublicrat]

That so much of Catholic ritual directly contradicts Christ's own verbatim teachings should speak volumes to you. I pray one day that it will.

See what I mean? Even within your religion you believe the others are not following God's wishes and likely you think other differently-believing Christians will not be saved. Now think of when this goes public, directly showing the government prefers one form of Christianity over another.

It's not the atheists you necessarily have to worry about, but other theists.

[Gargantua]

It's not the atheists or theists I necessarily have to worry about, but whether I am obedient to God's Biblical Word, and whether I use my life to fulfill God's command that I help my fellow man to hear the Gospel [good news] of Jesus Christ.

That's the one and only filter through which all doctrinal questions must pass.

I fear none in this world, and neither should you or anyone else.

[Buggman]

See what I mean? Even within your religion you believe the others are not following God's wishes and likely you think other differently-believing Christians will not be saved.

What of it? The last time I checked, the First Amendment protected his right to think just that.

Now think of when this goes public, directly showing the government prefers one form of Christianity over another.

Huh? How would posting the Ten Commandments, endorsed by Jews, Christians of all denominations, and many quasi-Christian groups constitute the government preferring one form of Christianity over the other? Your illogic is glaring here.