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Congress Urged to Recognize the Beginning of Ramadan
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| 9-26-05
| Susan Jones
Posted on 09/26/2005 10:57:37 AM PDT by FeeinTennessee
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To: FeeinTennessee
Barry Lynn, call you office!
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posted on
09/26/2005 1:38:42 PM PDT
by
jimfree
(Freep and Ye shall find.)
To: FeeinTennessee
It would be a violation of the U. S. Constitution for Congress to make any law regarding religion.
Those who wish to celebrate this religion, which is alien to our historical tradition and culture, are free to do so without hindrance from government.
Even Christianity, a religion woven into the fabric of our national soul, may not be touched by government. Government must remain forever neutral with respect to religion.
To: FeeinTennessee
It would be a violation of the U. S. Constitution for Congress to make any law regarding religion.
Those who wish to celebrate this religion, which is alien to our historical tradition and culture, are free to do so without hindrance from government.
Even Christianity, a religion woven into the fabric of our national soul, may not be touched by government. Government must remain forever neutral with respect to religion.
To: FeeinTennessee
It would be a violation of the U. S. Constitution for Congress to make any law regarding religion.
Those who wish to celebrate this religion, which is alien to our historical tradition and culture, are free to do so without hindrance from government.
Even Christianity, a religion woven into the fabric of our national soul, may not be touched by government. Government must remain forever neutral with respect to religion.
To: FeeinTennessee
It would be a violation of the U. S. Constitution for Congress to make any law regarding religion.
Those who wish to celebrate this religion, which is alien to our historical tradition and culture, are free to do so without hindrance from government.
Even Christianity, a religion woven into the fabric of our national soul, may not be touched by government. Government must remain forever neutral with respect to religion.
To: Brilliant
separation of church and state only applies to christianity
I read a while back, not sure of the source (sorry) public schools were making room in classrooms so muslim students could pray numerous times through the day.
I think it was in Michigan. At least two years ago I read that.
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posted on
09/26/2005 4:27:31 PM PDT
by
television is just wrong
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To: FeeinTennessee
Should we officially recognize wiccan holy days? What about Buddhism? Do Buddhists have any holy days? I know a Mayan Reiki. Maybe we should see if there are any days he thinks the U.S. should officially observe.
To: television is just wrong
Actually, there is nothing wrong with a child praying, though making room for them to do so might be problematic. Of course, when it comes to Christianity, the "educators" always seem to forget that anyone has a right to pray anywhere they want, and the government can't stop them.
To: Brilliant
the aclu will go out of their way to stop it for christians, while making space in the muslim religion for it.
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09/26/2005 4:37:49 PM PDT
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television is just wrong
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