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Inbox: Navy SEALS and God by DesertRat662005-02-08 09:57:30
  Half-smile: kind of funny, from the right angle. by Esteis2005-02-08 10:00:31
    Problem is by DesertRat662005-02-08 10:03:16
      Meaning that... by Esteis2005-02-08 10:07:20
        The ACLU regularly fights against Christian groups by carthax2005-02-08 10:29:17
          About the spanking, I agree with them. by Esteis 2005-02-08 10:37:07
Resorting to corporeal punishment is a sign of weakness. I'm disgusted that it isn't outlawed in our country yet; but at least it's no longer allowed in schools, which seems to me to be the bare minimum.

About the prayer gatherings -- yes, they /are/ taking it too far. Christians have just as many rights as other groups.

I still find it rather tendentious that the ACLU is mentioned in the story.
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            I would agree that the ACLU mention is tangential by carthax2005-02-08 11:05:12
              I'm not against it either... by Illiad2005-02-08 11:21:07
                I would have to agree, here. by SouthpawPL2005-02-08 12:44:00
                I supose that's precisely the problem ... by swisscheese2005-02-08 12:44:18
                  I wouldn't say "generally employed [by those . . . by HadEnuf2005-02-08 13:54:31
                    You just Had to put in the footnote, didn't you? by BloodyViking2005-02-08 14:07:46
                      Care to share some of that brain bleach, with me? by HadEnuf2005-02-08 18:33:07

 

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