crazyfingers
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Strange. To "Post Quote" of post #98 reveals more to the post than is actually posted above. There appears to be a database problem.
Does this show up if anyone else attempts to "Post Quote" that post?
Does this show up if anyone else attempts to "Post Quote" that post?
It doesn't matter if they disagree about a foundational fact. They are wrong. So what about their error? They are free to be wrong. But we are free to define our country as we wish. We did.
As for fundraisers, you are mistaken. There is none of that at the prayer meetings. But there is very much a whole lot of praying going on! Atheists don't like it? So what? They didn't start this country. We did.
A common set of values doesn't need to be 100% unanimous. The vast majority of our nation has always believed in God (from 1620 and ever since). That is why we are free to define the system this way.
Maybe you would like to tackle this question:
What does the ACLU have to do to prove the MYTH of SEPARATION of Chruch and State exists as TRUTH? All it has to do is appeal the lawsuit the ACLU LOST in federal court over the state motto of Ohio which declares, "With God all things are possible." The ACLU invoked the MYTH and lost, because the federal judge told the ACLU that their understanding of the separation of church and state was "frivilous and utterly without legal foundation." I agree.
So why doesn't the ACLU take that to the US Supreme Court? I'll tell you why. They know they haven't got a legal leg to stand on... only a MYTH.
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