National Day of Prayer: Federal Judge Says No

[Tiassa]

(chortle!)

So people don't believe in God today, Tiassa?

What an interestingly stupid question.

 

[Norsefire]

What an interestingly stupid question.

Perhaps a stupid question, but to a pretty stupid post anyway. You make it sound as if people aren't religious today, Tiassa. Plenty of people still are.

 

[Tiassa]

(yawn ....)

You make it sound as if people aren't religious today, Tiassa.

Your own fallacious projection, Norsefire. And thus your own problem. I would suggest that's an impressive hole you're digging for yourself, except it's not. Rather, it's just sad.

 

[superstring01]

I wonder, can states pass their own official religions?

Do you live in a cave? Before the 14th amendment, yes. But since then, no. It's been well over a hundred years. Where have you been?

~String

 

[superluminal]

What is so hard about the establishment clause? How fucking stupid do you have to be to not only miss the outright meaning of the statement itself, but to miss the intention as well?

The people who wrote this awesome shit came from religious tyranny! They, and any person of good conscience, knows that an impartial and just government is the greatest gift we have. I mean, WTF is wrong with people?