Re: No surprise from the Ninth Circus

• From: stephenj <sjarok@xxxxxxx>
• Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 20:28:52 -0500

stephenj <sjarok@xxxxxxx> writes:

Surely if those kinds of things violate A1 than "under God" in the pledge does as well, as does "in god we trust" on our currency,

     *That* one is an even more blatant violation
than the pledge, since it is in our faces orders
of magnitude more.

     If our currency said, "In Allah We Trust," or
"In Buddah We Trust," or "In The Earth Goddess We
Trust," Christians would be howling bloody murder.

Religious statements do not belong on our
currency. The fact that Christians and Jews form
a majority in this country does not magically
negate this principle and make something wrong,
right.

Unless of course we decide to just make stuff up about what A1 means.

--
Was the Order to Slay given because of the Sign of the Goat found on the
ancient Roman crypt beneath the cathedral, or because the Dark Man of
the Haute Vienne Coven spoke the Three Words?
.

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