This is totally stupid. The historical consensus is that Jesus was a real historical person. These anti-theists are extremists.
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????????? So the government not being allowed to promote your religion for you is totalitarianism?As I understand history and the mandate given by the scriptures Christians believe in as well as the 1st Amendment... it will never come to an end It's called freedom.
You have just expressed the totalitarian viewpoint.
Sorry, but this isn't a theocracy, and you will not use my tax dollars to promote your religious beliefs. It has nothing to do with atheism. Jews, muslims, and hindus aren't atheists, but I'm fairly certain they're not keen on the notion of the government promoting Christianity, either.Once again the State religion of Atheistic Secularism is being forced on people.
That's a very good point. The Freedom from Religion Foundation is not an exclusively atheist organization.Sorry, but this isn't a theocracy, and you will not use my tax dollars to promote your religious beliefs. It has nothing to do with atheism. Jews, muslims, and hindus aren't atheists, but I'm fairly certain they're not keen on the notion of the government promoting Christianity, either.
It pretty much is. I can't see any theists being big supporters of them.That's a very good point. The Freedom from Religion Foundation is not an exclusively atheist organization.
That's hilarious. You complain about evolution being taught in science class, but when it's noted that evolution is taught in science class.....because it's science.....you wave that away as "irrelevant"?
What exactly are we supposed to teach in science class, if not science?
As noted by @Father Heathen above, adherents to non-Christian religions have a definitive interest in not having their government promote and endorse Christianity.It pretty much is. I can't see any theists being big supporters of them.
I was talking about the FFRF.As noted by @Father Heathen above, adherents to non-Christian religions have a definitive interest in not having their government promote and endorse Christianity.
Good.I don't complain about evolution being taught in science class. I could care less.
So was I. It's not an exclusively atheist organization.I was talking about the FFRF.
Which I said that I doubt.So was I. It's not an exclusively atheist organization.
No, they're not. They're ordinary people who support the establishment clause, and don't support the iron fist of religiosity being brought down upon them, using their tax dollars no less.This is totally stupid. The historical consensus is that Jesus was a real historical person. These anti-theists are extremists.
I know non-atheists who are members, so.....yeah.Which I said that I doubt.
Within the context of what you said, it was.????????? So the government not being allowed to promote your religion for you is totalitarianism?
I don't think that word means what you think it does.
Is that revelations!!!!"Thou shalt not question the beliefs of thy brother and causeth him to cry".
Sort of the literal vs metaphor vs jesus died so we dont have to read that verse dialog in religion."Selective outrage", is another term for hypocrisy.
Sorry, but this isn't a theocracy, and you will not use my tax dollars to promote your religious beliefs.r.
Um.....are you aware that "public school" is another way of saying "government school"?This is a "PUBLIC" school.
And no one is saying you have to. All that's going on here is that the government cannot endorse and promote a specific religion. Not that hard to understand.You don't check out your religious beliefs when you enter a public school.
By your reasoning, any law constitutes "totalitarianism". A 20 mph speed limit in a school zone is the government exercising control over my freedom to drive however I want. Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? Well, that's how your argument sounds.For it to "come to an end" makes it a totalitarian position - dictionary.com
- exercising control over the freedom, will, or thought of others; authoritarian; autocratic.
No, they're not. They're ordinary people who support the establishment clause, and don't support the iron fist of religiosity being brought down upon them, using their tax dollars no less.
By your logic, slaves were totalitarian. After all, they wanted to restrict the freedom of slaveowners to own slaves.Within the context of what you said, it was.
"For a very long time, Christians have been able to use the public school system to evangelize students. Those days are rapidly coming to an end."
This is a "PUBLIC" school. You don't check out your religious beliefs when you enter a public school. For it to "come to an end" makes it a totalitarian position - dictionary.com
- exercising control over the freedom, will, or thought of others; authoritarian; autocratic.