The absolute misunderstanding of anything remotely close yo the first amendment is strong with this one.

(December 10, 2014 at 7:01 pm)FatAndFaithless Wrote: Oh GC, your representation of Christian persecution is so pathetic that I'd almost feel sorry for you if it wasn't such utter horseshit falsehoods.

We, the church in this country are not persecuted and you will not see me saying so until and if it actually happens. I know there's a few to go through but, you should check out all my post, you will see I've always said we are not persecuted in this country. If you do not do so, then get off your whiny horse and stop being a cry baby, act like a man, that is if it's still in you.

GC

Smash! Smash them all! Not one brick shall be left unpulverised. Not one ornament or stained glass left undefiled. Burn every bible in the world, do not stop until it is done. Then that other weird religion is next, whatever it is called. Muslam or something. Smash up their stuff too!

Let me know when it's done. I'm tired from all this excitement so I'll see you all tomorrow my friends

(December 10, 2014 at 6:55 pm)Godschild Wrote: We've been kicked out of the schools and all government buildings, we're told to keep what we believe in side our buildings, even businesses have begun to forbid there employees to tell people marry Christmas.

Link to this story, please.

(December 10, 2014 at 6:55 pm)Godschild Wrote: That is violating there right to free speech, they have been pushed by the ACLU and it's policies people are now restricted to express there speech and belief. The ACLU's agenda is to silence all eventually, wait and see.
So, you would be fine with prayer in school and all government meetings, I can just hear the screaming from the ACLU and their supporters.
GC

Pray to your god to relieve you of these burdens. I'm sure he'll help you out, if he's not busy helping a college football team overcome third and eighteen at their own six-yard line.

Go on, pray. See what it gets you.

(December 10, 2014 at 7:12 pm)FatAndFaithless Wrote: The absolute misunderstanding of anything remotely close yo the first amendment is strong with this one.

Are you really surprised?

Anyone who is so brainwashed as to deny fundamental science is also going to believe the bullshit claims of their leaders that the constitution is based on the bible and separation of church and state is to protect the church from the government and not to keep the church out of government.

(December 10, 2014 at 7:12 pm)Godschild Wrote:

(December 10, 2014 at 7:01 pm)FatAndFaithless Wrote: Oh GC, your representation of Christian persecution is so pathetic that I'd almost feel sorry for you if it wasn't such utter horseshit falsehoods.

We, the church in this country are not persecuted and you will not see me saying so until and if it actually happens. I know there's a few to go through but, you should check out all my post, you will see I've always said we are not persecuted in this country. If you do not do so, then get off your whiny horse and stop being a cry baby, act like a man, that is if it's still in you.

GC

true but the church does the persecution to others. lets see gays can get married even though marriage is older than the bible and is in no way biblical at all. gays can't adopt. pro life and make a rape victim have a child she doesn't want. against stem cell research.. helping the blind see and the paralyzed walk how is that bad. Against and wanting limited rights for human beings. want to repeal church and state separation. the list goes on and on.

(December 10, 2014 at 7:12 pm)Godschild Wrote:

(December 10, 2014 at 7:01 pm)FatAndFaithless Wrote: Oh GC, your representation of Christian persecution is so pathetic that I'd almost feel sorry for you if it wasn't such utter horseshit falsehoods.

We, the church in this country are not persecuted and you will not see me saying so until and if it actually happens. I know there's a few to go through but, you should check out all my post, you will see I've always said we are not persecuted in this country. If you do not do so, then get off your whiny horse and stop being a cry baby, act like a man, that is if it's still in you.

GC

No, you were whining. Don't start lying now.

What's that? This isn't your first lie?

Okay.

(December 10, 2014 at 6:55 pm)Godschild Wrote:

(December 10, 2014 at 6:42 pm)Chad32 Wrote: And that would be fine. We're not saying tax the church and keep them out of the government. We're saying if they're going to be in the government, they should be taxed.

We've been kicked out of the schools and all government buildings, we're told to keep what we believe in side our buildings, even businesses have begun to forbid there employees to tell people marry Christmas. That is violating there right to free speech, they have been pushed by the ACLU and it's policies people are now restricted to express there speech and belief. The ACLU's agenda is to silence all eventually, wait and see.
So, you would be fine with prayer in school and all government meetings, I can just hear the screaming from the ACLU and their supporters.
GC

No it's not violating their right to free speech. When someone says happy holidays, it includes christmas as much as every other winter solstice holiday. You can still pray in schools, because prayer to Yahweh doesn't need to be spoken.

I don't want it involved in government. That's supposed to be why it's tax free. Separation of church and state. However it has somehow gotten so involved with state matters, I don't see why it shouldn't be taxed. So it might not be able to give as much to charity, and the government could give more if it was run correctly. So you might not have a dozen or more churches in a small town. so what?

We don't need the ten commandments on our courthouses. We only respect two or three anyway. The first few are unconstitutional. We have child protective services to protect against fathers and mothers who don't deserve to be honored. Coveting, i.e. thought crime, can't be made illegal.

It's a shame stupidity cannot be outlawed.

(December 10, 2014 at 8:59 pm)Parkers Tan Wrote: It's a shame stupidity cannot be outlawed.

In many ways, as we've seen in recent days from several posters, for some stupidity is mandatory.