Should there be a separation of church and state?

[Caligirl]

Take the poll. Let's see!

 

[Caligirl]

Well, so much for a poll!

 

[manifold]

As far as polls go, I think this is as good as any.

I vote for a little pruning.

 

[manifold]

And btw: Rep for spelling separation correctly.

 

[manifold]

When I'm allowed to give rep again that is.

 

[Caligirl]

thanks!

Yeah, I'm actually a pedant and have had to hold it in check a lot lately!
I am impressed to see that people don't want more church in state. So far.

 

[dilloduck]

thanks!

Yeah, I'm actually a pedant and have had to hold it in check a lot lately!
I am impressed to see that people don't want more church in state. So far.

oh man--a pedant ? amazing ! How are you surviving here ?

 

[Caligirl]

LOL I am actually enjoying it its been a great excuse to type sloppy and not give a hsit

^ like that

 

[dilloduck]

LOL I am actually enjoying it its been a great excuse to type sloppy and not give a hsit

^ like that

I hear ya---I wish a couple of pedants I know could only type to me !

congrats on the partial freedom !

 

[CrimsonWhite]

thanks!

Yeah, I'm actually a pedant and have had to hold it in check a lot lately!
I am impressed to see that people don't want more church in state. So far.

or perhaps a pedantess?

 

[Caligirl]

oooh ouch.

 

[editec]

We live in a secular society.

Religion doesn't belong in our government.

The people who should be most behind the above statement SHOULD be believers, incidently.

Ironically, they don't seem to understand that the best place to practice your religion without fear is in a place where the government has no interest in religions whatever.

You want this nation to be more Christian?

What sect should dominate?

Do any of you bible thumping fundamentalists want my brand of christendom imposed on you?

I rather doubt that.

See my point?

 

[del]

We live in a secular society.

Religion doesn't belong in our government.

The people who should be most behind the above statement SHOULD be believers, incidently.

Ironically, they don't seem to understand that the best place to practice your religion without fear is in a place where the government has no interest in religions whatever.

You want this nation to be more Christian?

What sect should dominate?

Do any of you bible thumping fundamentalists want my brand of christendom imposed on you?

I rather doubt that.

See my point?

"During almost fifteen centuries has the legal establishment of Christianity been on trial. What have been its fruits? More or less in all places, pride and indolence in the Clergy, ignorance and servility in the laity, in both, superstition, bigotry and persecution." James Madison