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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
To which god???	by desertrat66	2003-04-02 12:24:12
Perspective, ok? Is the moment of silence JUST for the Christian contingent, or could it include other faiths as well? For instance buddhists, the moment of silence could be a moment for introspective meditation. As for the students asked to go to another room to pray to Mecca I can see both good and bad in that. Good because if it is at a time that it would disrupt normal class activities and there is not enough space to accomodate their prayer rugs etc. a private room would seem to make sense. I see it as bad because it does single them out and sadly many Americans are quite xenophobic WRT muslims at this time.
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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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