Posted on 01/07/2009 6:00:18 PM PST by Inappropriate Laughter
“One parent told the board, “As a Christian, I don’t accept the separation of church and state.”
If Christian was changed to muslim how many would still support that parent?
The spontaneous life people, will however NOT believe that in an old enough, infinite universe, that a hyper intelligent multidimensional being capable of creating an infinite universe could exist, and that this is the created universe of this G_dlike being.
Ya know whut? Maybe they are descended from monkeys. I wont disagree with them.
oh no, challenging the state enforced secular humanist religion of evolutionism....
Ok. Which DC retread are you?
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The "separation of church and state" is not to be found in our Constitution. The teachings of the Koran are not compatible with our Bill of Rights. But that is the subject of another discussion.
Teachers ought to be able to brand students according to their religious beliefs, shouldn’t they?
Exactly why did you bring up separation of church and state?
Please note that I wasn’t paying attention and thought this was in the mac book thread.
thank you....right on the mark....separation has been READ INTO the document, in order to continue the atheisitic desires of those who hate this country and what it stands for....
Do you include scientists in the set of people that hate this country?
“The trial date is not until May 2010”
Justice delayed is justice denied ...
Is this truly happening in the United States of America?
Seems to me Lauri Lebo would have applauded Judas and gushed over his brave actions.
As to crossing a constitutional line; there is no such thing. Our greater loss is that our schools, all founded by godly ministers, and signers of our constitution(check it out, as Yale, Harvard,Princton etc.)and I know of no Evolutionist that has founded a school, college or university; our schools have not taught:
“By mercy and truth iniquity is purged; and by the fear of the LORD men depart from evil.” (Proverbs 16:6)
So go ahead and destroy our educational system, you are making them the gateways to hell. When they are completely gone; maybe we can make a fresh start.
I wouldn't. But I would include self-styled 'high keepers of the purity of science' who plagued this forum some years ago with a bunch of inane dribble.
Welcome to Free Republic, btw.
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Wow, what a convoluted story.
So was the kid burned or not? And if so, and intentionally, did anyone get charged?
So why did he burn the kid in the first place?
Apologies for responding to a jab aimed at another FReeper, but I say yes...If your scientist believes that man is an accident of the cosmos. I have found that most men who believe this way also have trouble believing "that they are endowed by their Creator" with certain rights.
An atheist may indeed deny that God had a hand in the founding of our country. He cannot deny that the founders {and many of us today} believed in a Divine scheme.
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