martib #fundie slickdeals.net

You really don't get it do you the Constitution limits government only not the people so it can be taught anywhere in school because the school makes no laws. BTW your incessant demands on me answering your perceived questions isn't going anywhere or did you not notice that? I did answer dan's question but not to your liking. But I'll again make it a little clearer for you> The limits of religious interference are put on Congress ONLY not "WE THE PEOPLE" as you would have us believe. The Church can and does intercede with "WE THE PEOPLE" by freely helping the down and out by whatever is necessary WITHOUT government interference whereas again the government can't tell the church who and when to help. ONLY THE CONGRESS IS LIMITED BY THE 1ST AMENDMENT NOT THE CHURCH IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM. And again you can claim their rights weren't violated but they were forced to hid/remove there bibles and their artwork which directly violated their freedoms regardless of you "OPINION" because legal counsel was sought and an agreement was made despite involving the court system. My sister in law is a lawyer and most problems are resolved between lawyers and and the court only OK's the final settlement and guess what no court hearing. So please stop trying to treat me a a fool who is not as well educated as you think you are. And your interpretation of the 1st Amendment and what it really says only takes a grade school education. I very rarely agree with a non believer and this is surly not one of those times. Also I said your interpretation of the Danbury letters were a fallacy because they didn't establish the "Separation of Church and State" as YOU CLAIM. Maybe you missed that part?

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