Editorial: Atheism constitutes a religion

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No, I do not read most of your responses. I find your responses too long, redundant and off point.

 

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4th Gen Texan....spending to much time on these blogs...
I assume you are spending time reading my responses..
LOL.....pot calling the kettle black ?????? It amazes
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4th Gen Texan....spending to much time on these blogs...
I assume you are spending time reading my responses..
LOL.....pot calling the kettle black ?????? It amazes
me that one who claims to work 60 to 90 hours a week
has time for blogs......Are you the sister of big
brother ??????

 

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You know you spend way too much time on these blogs if you have contributed 3 out of 4 of the responses

 

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After reading your editorial again, I am concerned about
the impact if your stance should ever be codified. Friday night and
weekend football would surely fall into your ... Read More 

After reading your editorial again, I am concerned about
the impact if your stance should ever be codified. Friday night and
weekend football would surely fall into your definition
of religion. This is especially true in Texas. I can
foresee lawsuits by the other sport worshipers protesting
the wearing of football jerseys in public places.

 

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Not disputing your editorial....just expressing my
opinion that the courts have erred in their broad
view of the first amendment as it applies to religion.
It just seems ... Read More 

Not disputing your editorial....just expressing my
opinion that the courts have erred in their broad
view of the first amendment as it applies to religion.
It just seems odd to me that the court says you can't
wear religious symbols in school but you can pay for
school lunch with legal tender that has "In God We Trust"
inscribed on it. I don't think the courts have any
right to control any religion or belief. I also get
your point that if religion is be regulated, it ought
to apply to all type of beliefs.

 

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So what in your comment disputes the point of the editorial? I content you are NOT free.. the ONLY acceptable viewpoint is that held by the State Religion - Atheism and ... Read More 

So what in your comment disputes the point of the editorial? I content you are NOT free.. the ONLY acceptable viewpoint is that held by the State Religion - Atheism and its cousin Humanism. The evidence of this confronts us daily in the news headlines.

Having the freedom to spout the State Church'es position is not freedom.

 

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Separation Clause.....Adopting this term instead of
the Establishment Clause to explain the religious
portion of the first amendment is political spin of
the highest degree. ... Read More 

Separation Clause.....Adopting this term instead of
the Establishment Clause to explain the religious
portion of the first amendment is political spin of
the highest degree. To refresh minds, the first amendment
portion regarding religion reads "Congress shall make no
law respecting the establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof".

The constitution grants every citizen the right
to freely worship his or her religion without restraints.
It does not grant the state the right to outlaw religion
in the public square. It also prevents the state from
establishing a state religion.