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Originally Posted by RAZOR
Just curious why does the mention of Obama make you mad?
You didn't answer my question directly, but I infer from your employer analogy that a its alright to refuse a bible club, by the way does your employer deny you the right to have a bible club, on your own time? Just using your analogy. So a group of kids want to get together before or after school and pray, no doctrine taught, no church name,but you don't think they can do this, right? The gay-lesbians, the environmental group, the young democrats, republicans, and socialist can, but the religious kids can't. Please tell me If this is not your position.
You keep going all over about what is the real issue, a church too cheap, yea that a real valid point 
Keep focused.
Could you define what you think, separation of church and state is? And what law or historical writing do you base your opinion on. I don't know where I said I was for it or against it, I was asking you questions and you seem to assume a lot. |
Obama. Maybe I should give the slick talking snake
oil salesman a chance...
When I was in high school you needed a teacher to be involved in after school activities. And we did not have political groups, gay groups or religious groups. We had sports, photography club, chess club, computer club, mathletes. When you get a teacher involved in a school group, that just seems like you are getting the public school and therefore the government mixed up in religion. In your school system, can have an after school activity without a school teacher involved?
I don't know whether employers deny bible study groups. At my previous employer there was a group of employees that was involved in a bible study group. They did not meet at the office, they would get together in the privacy of members homes.