To: Right Wing Professor
Too many 'people of faith' think that refusing to allow them to control every aspect of the society is 'antagonism'. Speaking as one of the majority of Americans who believe religion can be a powerful force for a healthy society, I think that refusing to allow faith any control over aspects of the society is 'antagonism.' From my point of view in the last 50 years faith has been regulated out of almost all influence in education, employment and government.
It is good to see the political trend moving towards faith friendly government.
151 posted on
08/19/2005 3:25:06 PM PDT by
Once-Ler
(16 months til Byrd is ousted from office, and Kennedy ain't getin younger)
To: Once-Ler
/From my point of view in the last 50 years faith has been regulated out of almost all influence in education, employment and government.
Exactly what 'influence' do you think faith should have in employment and goverment?
156 posted on
08/19/2005 3:30:03 PM PDT by
Borges
To: Once-Ler
Speaking as one of the majority of Americans who believe religion can be a powerful force for a healthy society, I think that refusing to allow faith any control over aspects of the society is 'antagonism.'Then that would make you, by definition, a theocrat.
It is good to see the political trend moving towards faith friendly government.
Here, and in Iraq too!
163 posted on
08/19/2005 3:36:55 PM PDT by
Right Wing Professor
(Intelligent Design is not a scientific theory - John Marburger, science advisor to George W. Bush)
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