To: Recovering_Democrat
whatever happened to freedom of worship? I suppose you have such freedoms as long as you are not Christian.
To: WellsFargo94
whatever happened to freedom of worship? I suppose you have such freedoms as long as you are not Christian. Freedom of religion in the US today means that you are free to practice religion as long as noone else notices.
42 posted on
06/26/2002 11:34:29 AM PDT by
Hacksaw
To: WellsFargo94
whatever happened to freedom of worship? Freedom of worship is the point. What if you worship Krishna? Or noone?
61 posted on
06/26/2002 11:38:08 AM PDT by
mlo
To: WellsFargo94
Or Jewish!!! We believe in G-d too!!! Hell, even the Muslims believe in someone they *think* is G-d. This ruling seems to benefit only the atheists...
To: WellsFargo94
whatever happened to freedom of worship? I suppose you have such freedoms as long as you are not Christian. The irony is, the pledge is a prayer written BY a Unitarian TO the unitarian savior, the imperial State that forcibly annexed the CSA. The original author was upset when the words "under God" were added by congress, since they were superfluous; his deity had already been named!
To: WellsFargo94
>whatever happened to freedom of worship?
You have it. The problem is that you'd like to force your God upon others and they would like their freedom to avoid worship. Now you both have your rights.
641 posted on
06/26/2002 1:04:37 PM PDT by
DrCarl
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