The Ten Commandments are both secular and religious. They are a part of history. To censor them is evil religion.
The church and state are, and must be separate. But, every human act is both an secular and religious act. To claim God or religion could be separated from a human act is evil religion.
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Hey Robert Colon, have you ever, in any way worked on the Sabbath? I'm sure you have. So just give me your address and I and some friends will come over. So, is your yard rocky or should we bring our own stones?
@ Thinking Allowed: That's the second. The first is "I am YHWH, your god".
As for the fundy... Let me be the first one to say it:
BUH?
...K.
"I am the Lord your God
...Very secular. Yep. The first bunch of commandments are religious shit. And there's a couple others that are absolutes I don't agree with. No. Thanks but no thanks.
The Ten Commandments are both secular and religious.
Remembering the Sabbath isn't secular.
They are a part of history. To censor them is evil religion.
So are other religions. But that doesn't stop you from censoring them.
But, every human act is both an secular and religious act.
Except for those who are not religious. There is a huge difference between "religious" and "spirtual".
To claim God or religion could be separated from a human act is evil religion.
Do you even read your posts before hitting the "submit" button?
Things can be hot AND cold.
You see, in this wonderful fundie world, CONTRADICTIONS DON'T EXIST. EVER.
I wonder, instead of the ten commandments, why not another aforism from the Bible which, according to the Bible, summarises the tenth commandments and can't be more logical and secular and it's called, not by chance, the golden rule?, that is "do unto others what you want to be done unto you. Yes, because it doesn't mention God ALL THE TIME.
"The Ten Commandments are both secular and religious."
- Get back to us after you have read said commandments. Oh yeah, and you might just want to re-check the definition of "secular" too.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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