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WestCoasta:
religion being used in politics?


I think it's bullshit


if u can't teach religion in a public school, then you should not speak through religion and use law-making based on religion and try to push for votes based on your religious beliefs, and using religion instead of common sense

i.e. - abortion, gay marriage, abstinence


in my opinion it's an act against humanity to publicly use it

Teddy Roosevelt:
There are many factors that shape what our political beliefs are. You can't say you are not allowed to use this aspect or that aspect when determining a law, political view, etc. It's no diffrent then somebody shaping their political beliefs on moral grounds, intelicual grounds, etc. Religon is just such a part of who a lot of people are.


--- Quote from: we$t coa$t on May 16, 2006, 03:33:42 PM ---if u can't teach religion in a public school, then you should not speak through religion and use law-making based on religion and try to push for votes based on your religious beliefs, and using religion instead of common sense

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Unfortuantly common sence has nothing to do with politics these days.

WestCoasta:
I'm talking about people USING it

Teddy Roosevelt:

--- Quote from: we$t coa$t on May 16, 2006, 03:33:42 PM ---if u can't teach religion in a public school, then you should not speak through religion and use law-making based on religion and try to push for votes based on your religious beliefs, and using religion instead of common sense

i.e. - abortion, gay marriage, abstinence


in my opinion it's an act against humanity to publicly use it

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Doesn't that take away from the 1st amendment?

WestCoasta:

--- Quote from: Dat Nigga Ted aka the 10th Nazgûl on May 16, 2006, 03:54:48 PM ---
--- Quote from: we$t coa$t on May 16, 2006, 03:33:42 PM ---if u can't teach religion in a public school, then you should not speak through religion and use law-making based on religion and try to push for votes based on your religious beliefs, and using religion instead of common sense

i.e. - abortion, gay marriage, abstinence


in my opinion it's an act against humanity to publicly use it

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Doesn't that take away from the 1st amendment?

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let me use the gay marriage issue for this argument

so you're gonna tell me it's not against humanity to to TELL 2 people how to live their lives?

in politics there are people who believe that God did not want to have 2 people of the same sex exchange vows

first of all everyone might not believe how they do, and how come them saying it's wrong to do is the the law?

if these people are going to be spending time alone with each other, and more than likely LIVING together - where is it's someone's business to tell them that they CAN'T get legally married?  as if these people making the laws were somewhat "worried" about these other peoples living situations, they're the gay ones if u ask me

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