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To: AppyPappy

As a matter of faith is he required to believe the religious text of your choosing?

When he has come forward and said it was the/his Mormon faith that got him clean and sober and turned his life around who are we to question? I could care less if you worship a Pepsi can as long as you’re a decent, respectable, productive citizen.

Who are you to judge when we have a guaranteed freedom of religion?


14 posted on 10/26/2009 7:55:54 AM PDT by PittsburghAfterDark
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To: PittsburghAfterDark; newgeezer
I could care less if you worship a Pepsi can as long as you’re a decent, respectable, productive citizen.

I care. I'm also free to be suspicious of pepsi worshipers.

217 posted on 10/26/2009 10:05:49 AM PDT by DungeonMaster (Love your neighbor as you love yourself.)
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To: PittsburghAfterDark; Scythian

“Who are you to judge when we have a guaranteed freedom of religion?”

Uhh... also have a freedom of speech thrown in there. The Constitution doesn’t have a “freedom not to be judged” clause in it last time I read. It wasn’t many years ago that people had thicker skin. I can see we’re far, far away from that now. Glenn knows folks disagree with him and he has no problem throwing in his Mormon religious beliefs in his discourse whether they are in keeping with his listeners beliefs or not, nor should he!

By the same token, someone has a legitimate right to ask questions about this very public person in a public forum.

Or don’t you believe in free speech and freedom of religion?


439 posted on 10/26/2009 6:08:13 PM PDT by Gordon Greene (www.fracturedrepublic.com - Evo's place much faith in something for which there is no proof. Crazy!)
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