To: tacticalogic
First of all, your statement is redundant.
Freedom of religion means that no one else can tell you what your religious beliefs must be. It also means you dont get to tell anyone else what theirs must be.
It implies relativism.
That is the assumption that enforced my conclusion.
58 posted on
08/17/2012 7:11:25 PM PDT by
Zeneta
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To: Zeneta
I thought it an accurate statement of the practical effect of having freedom of religion.
Do you find that assesment to be inaccurate?
If it is accurate, then do you disagree with the idea that we should have it, because it allows people to have incorrect religious beliefs?
60 posted on
08/17/2012 7:20:16 PM PDT by
tacticalogic
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