i'm surpised your head just doesn't explode sometimes hahaha.
because you obviously can't put two and two together correctly.
keeping religion out of laws.. out of government.. helps protect all of us in this country, especially the citizens with different faiths other than christianity.
so your comment on...just as so long it makes the securalists happy..
yes.. securalists and all of us who don't believe in our presidents faith.
securalists by definition means : [n] an advocate of secularism; someone who believes that religion should be excluded from government and education
why do you feel so threatened by securalists?
if you feel threatened by them.. are you threatened by every other group of people that think religion should not be in government or education?
and this comment about bush taken to task because he brings his beliefs into his work just like everyone else. HAHAHAHA
he's the president you moron!!!
you cannot compare your job to his,or any other citizens.
his 'one' kind of many faiths in this world.. in this country, should not be put into laws or government..
if that happens, then every kind of faith needs to be in government.
and that wouldn't be a smart idea now would it?
Its very much contrary to what our founding fathers founded our nation on. They were monotheists, but not christians, and in fact had a lot of contempt for christianity.
By blurring the line between church and state, Bush sets a dangerous precedent. It is a dangerous line to alienate anyone in our culture, from secular humanists, atheists, agnostics, etc.
Any time a state begins a slide into theocracy, it is in danger of moving in a direction of religious totalitarianism and can no longer function as any sort of democracy. The tenets of religion are completely antithetical to democracy, everyone must believe as you do or be condemned to some hell or be unenlightened, etc.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1374/is_6_61/ai_79974175
http://www.theocracywatch.org/
http://www.comlinks.com/polintel/pi040824.htm
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just a few links.