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Freedom of Religion doesn't mean Religion Free...
... but that is what some people would like the country to be. I read a story about a high school getting sued because they had a public prayer before the kick-off of a football game. I'm tempted to write all of my congressmen and representatives to tell them to get Atheism recognized as a religion, so lawsuits forcing Atheism on a people or institution would be thrown out. If I am running a school, a business, or ANYTHING outside of my front door, I am going to do it as a complete reflection of me. We all should be allowed to do the same. I mean, if a school DOESN'T have prayer before a game, should I be the one suing? People of faith seem to be pretty tolerant of Atheism, but it doesn't come back the other way. Nobody is forcing anything on anybody. I take that back. Atheists are. disclaimer: not all atheists, but even atheists know the ones I am talking about. Just like there are Christians the the rest of us cringe at, there are some who make a bad impression for the whole group. But seriously. I'm writing my congressmen. 2 comments from 2 users
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posted by
kevinmorrison
on Aug 5, 2008 at 01:00 PM
and another thing. Atheism? Fine. But even so, I would still want a country run based on a belief in God. Look at where the country is going since we've been trying to eliminate God from the equation. If I lived based on beliefs of there being no God, I certainly would not have a problem with people running our ship who do believe in God and make their decisions based on that. posted by
srfbluemama
on Aug 7, 2008 at 11:33 AM
I agree with you--the way things have been going lately makes it seem like the government is more worried about "separation of church and state" (which by the way isn't even a phrase in the Bill of Rights or Constitution) and less worried about people's first amendment right to free exercise of their religion. :-/
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