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Phew.
Just knowing that monument has been removed will make it easier to sleep at night.
'Cuz if I were walking along in Oklahoma City (for some reason) and saw that I'd get real "offended" 'n stuff.
So that's one less thing to get offended over, you betcha.
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A good rule of thumb to have....would it have been just as ok to put a monument up in the same place to the 5 Pillars of Islam, the 8-Fold Path of Buddhism, or as was going to happen, a monument of Satan?Phew.
Just knowing that monument has been removed will make it easier to sleep at night.
'Cuz if I were walking along in Oklahoma City (for some reason) and saw that I'd get real "offended" 'n stuff.
So that's one less thing to get offended over, you betcha.
.
A good rule of thumb to have....would it have been just as ok to put a monument up in the same place to the 5 Pillars of Islam, the 8-Fold Path of Buddhism, or as was going to happen, a monument of Satan?Phew.
Just knowing that monument has been removed will make it easier to sleep at night.
'Cuz if I were walking along in Oklahoma City (for some reason) and saw that I'd get real "offended" 'n stuff.
So that's one less thing to get offended over, you betcha.
.
Yes, especially given the fact that those religions have had so much impact on our history, and that there is a mosque or temple every other couple of blocks in America.A good rule of thumb to have....would it have been just as ok to put a monument up in the same place to the 5 Pillars of Islam, the 8-Fold Path of Buddhism, or as was going to happen, a monument of Satan?Phew.
Just knowing that monument has been removed will make it easier to sleep at night.
'Cuz if I were walking along in Oklahoma City (for some reason) and saw that I'd get real "offended" 'n stuff.
So that's one less thing to get offended over, you betcha.
.
What you are saying is that we should give christianity special and extra consideration by government?Yes, especially given the fact that those religions have had so much impact on our history, and that there is a mosque or temple every other couple of blocks in America.A good rule of thumb to have....would it have been just as ok to put a monument up in the same place to the 5 Pillars of Islam, the 8-Fold Path of Buddhism, or as was going to happen, a monument of Satan?Phew.
Just knowing that monument has been removed will make it easier to sleep at night.
'Cuz if I were walking along in Oklahoma City (for some reason) and saw that I'd get real "offended" 'n stuff.
So that's one less thing to get offended over, you betcha.
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Clearly, Christianity is just another small, also-ran religion in America, and we don't want to give it any more credence that Islam, the PC-protected religion.
Too funny.
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What I'm saying is that the religion has a rich, constant, deep and OBVIOUS history in this country, that admitting that is only honest, and that this whole issue is contrived to leverage more control.What you are saying is that we should give christianity special and extra consideration by government?
Here's what interests me most about this stuff:A sad day in America, another sure sign of our decline.
Yes, especially given the fact that those religions have had so much impact on our history, and that there is a mosque or temple every other couple of blocks in America.A good rule of thumb to have....would it have been just as ok to put a monument up in the same place to the 5 Pillars of Islam, the 8-Fold Path of Buddhism, or as was going to happen, a monument of Satan?Phew.
Just knowing that monument has been removed will make it easier to sleep at night.
'Cuz if I were walking along in Oklahoma City (for some reason) and saw that I'd get real "offended" 'n stuff.
So that's one less thing to get offended over, you betcha.
.
Clearly, Christianity is just another small, also-ran religion in America, and we don't want to give it any more credence that Islam, the PC-protected religion.
Too funny.
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Here's what interests me most about this stuff:A sad day in America, another sure sign of our decline.
I wonder what goes on in the minds of the regressive leftists when a symbol of Christianity is taken down. "Oooh, good, we got those damn Christians, fuck them, ha. I hope each and every one of them is hurt deeply by this". Something like that. It literally improves their day.
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Now I get why the left so hates the commandments they so can't stand the number 10 – You shall not covet your neighbor’s house; you shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his donkey, nor anything that is your neighbor’s
Now I get why the left so hates the commandments they so can't stand the number 10 – You shall not covet your neighbor’s house; you shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his donkey, nor anything that is your neighbor’s
Wow. Brilliant.
You know what I covet? I covet that dingy chair that you are sitting in....and that equally dingy room that it is in. Oh.....and your dog. I covet your dog.
Which version tho? Catholic? Baptist? Lutheran? They all have different beliefs.....which one?What I'm saying is that the religion has a rich, constant, deep and OBVIOUS history in this country, that admitting that is only honest, and that this whole issue is contrived to leverage more control.What you are saying is that we should give christianity special and extra consideration by government?
And for the record, I suspect we're all here as the result of chemistry, not divinity.
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The argument for "In God We Trust" was always that "God" could represent any religion's God. It was only later that the Christian believer's pushed the statement to be a support of /their/ religion alone. It is because of the Christian insistence that /their/ God was /the/ God spoken of on money and in the pledge, that these other religious folks wish such things removed. As for the non-religious, they might want such things removed regardless because they dislike being excluded simply because they cast off the belief in the supernatural realm of religion. It is only the religious who turn it into a "war against" /their/ religion.
And those like me, look upon it and shrug for the most part, because, in all honestly, I consider it childish bickering akin to my young children fighting over who's picture might get hung upon the fridge. As if the hanging of all of them, or only one of them, could or would affect my love and/or support for each of them somehow. Reality is that I love all my boys, regardless of their individual strengths or weaknesses, it was not until they grew up that they understood this.
Oh! I get it. You are the mature adult and those of us who want to have the Christian God removed from the public sphere......as is the law.....are behaving like so many children wanting mommy's attention.
That's so awesome. When I grow up, I'll learn to accept that God is infused into our government like you have. Because you have matured.
Eat shit, please.
Those that are already up, I'd reckon. Since I'm not "offended" by such a huge part of our history, that one is pretty easy.Which version tho? Catholic? Baptist? Lutheran? They all have different beliefs.....which one?What I'm saying is that the religion has a rich, constant, deep and OBVIOUS history in this country, that admitting that is only honest, and that this whole issue is contrived to leverage more control.What you are saying is that we should give christianity special and extra consideration by government?
And for the record, I suspect we're all here as the result of chemistry, not divinity.
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Good stuff.The argument for "In God We Trust" was always that "God" could represent any religion's God. It was only later that the Christian believer's pushed the statement to be a support of /their/ religion alone. It is because of the Christian insistence that /their/ God was /the/ God spoken of on money and in the pledge, that these other religious folks wish such things removed. As for the non-religious, they might want such things removed regardless because they dislike being excluded simply because they cast off the belief in the supernatural realm of religion. It is only the religious who turn it into a "war against" /their/ religion.
And those like me, look upon it and shrug for the most part, because, in all honestly, I consider it childish bickering akin to my young children fighting over who's picture might get hung upon the fridge. As if the hanging of all of them, or only one of them, could or would affect my love and/or support for each of them somehow. Reality is that I love all my boys, regardless of their individual strengths or weaknesses, it was not until they grew up that they understood this.
Oh! I get it. You are the mature adult and those of us who want to have the Christian God removed from the public sphere......as is the law.....are behaving like so many children wanting mommy's attention.
That's so awesome. When I grow up, I'll learn to accept that God is infused into our government like you have. Because you have matured.
Eat shit, please.
Actually I'm an agnostic. I don't think any religion has any place in government, but for little shit like "In God We Trust" or the placing of religious idols, I care not. I only really get riled up about the religious' folks discrimination; as in LGBT, or the exclusion of the religious beliefs of polygamists, etc. I am not against religion because I see benefit in the psyche for the "mentally weak" - this is not an insult, though I'm sure many would take it as such and for that I apologize. We are either leaders, or followers, and for followers, religion provides a generally good basis of societal behavior, there are extremists of course, but I do not blame the followers themselves for their "transgressions" rather I blame their leaders for leading them "improperly." It is the leaders onus to lead their people not for personal gain, but for the good of their people; many leaders are not mentally strong enough to recognize that they allow themselves to fall pray to "being lead" which means they are merely followers falsely leading followers.
Thus, I support religion, and the absence of religion alike. Does this make me more "mature"? Perhaps, or perhaps, as I stated, that is simply how it is how it seems to me. I'm sorry if my "feeling" that I have a more open mind than others offends you, though it actually should not, because in reality I support your ideals of anti-religion as well...
Put's a limit on all government, not just Congress...and a court house is part of government.Actually, the Constitution puts the limits on the Congress -- not on religion.
