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Separation of Church and State in the U.S.?	by BuggedEyes	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Meaning of separation	by piroufreek	2003-04-02 10:51:23
A country cannot have personal morals. (n/t)	by world	2003-04-02 10:52:06
But the governed can n/t	by piroufreek	2003-04-02 10:53:10
Then exercise them in private.	by NOLAWitch	2003-04-02 10:59:49
In Private?!?!	by desertrat66	2003-04-02 12:00:59
The pledge of allegiance is an oath to God.	by BuggedEyes	2003-04-02 12:12:57
As is using any legal tender with "In god we trust", swearing on the bible and multiple other instances. Separation of Church and State takes away the ambiguity and strife that the opposite causes. It offers a secular and safe envirnment where children can learn about each other's culture and religions under an equal status. Bowing you head, or a moment of silence for the Christian contigent, is in essence saying that they get special treatment. What about the other faiths? I know of a school where the muslim kids have to go to another room when they pray to Mecca. They didn't have a "moment of silence" for them.
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To which god???	by desertrat66	2003-04-02 12:24:12
The actual pledge was instituted and lobbied for	by rottweiler	2003-04-02 12:31:35
You mean the revised pledge.	by BloodyViking	2003-04-02 13:09:08
Actually, that was the p*ssy Congress	by NOLAWitch	2003-04-02 13:45:01
Yes, but it was, at least in part, a response to	by BloodyViking	2003-04-02 13:49:37
right ... the "under God" line that upsets	by rottweiler	2003-04-02 13:48:06

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