Could really go either way, Donner. If both are removed, it's equality. If both stay, again equality. I don't really see a need for either monument on state/federal grounds.
Could really go either way, Donner. If both are removed, it's equality. If both stay, again equality. I don't really see a need for either monument on state/federal grounds.
At least if they were arguing about the monument, they weren't focusing on how to fleece us, or further restrict our freedom.
I think this is true. It's also the thing that keeps coming up whenever this is discussed.
Personally, i think it's easier to say no to all of them and keep religious monuments away from the capitol. But, if you're going to yes to one, you have to say yes to them all.
Yea, and they weren't doing a lot of things that are their jobs either.
Exactly.
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The Ten Commandments, next to the Satan statue, next a mini Kaaba. Yeah, would rather none than all.
The last thing Christians should want is for the state to have any involvement in religion. one of the main reasons Christ was crucified was because he showed the hypocrisy of the politicians and religious leaders of the day. Churches also need to stop filing for tax breaks (501c/charity) status, they are tax free and do not have to ask permission from the .gov to be tax free. When a church files for 501c status they agree to the rules set forth by the .gov.
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