Re: The 2008 Presidential Elections - Chapter 2
I have no problems talking about religion in politics. But hey I'm a religious guy.
Amazing though when someone get's hurt or is diagnosed and is a member of HT, suddenly we're all praying for their recovery. I know who I'm praying to, because praying is a religious thing to do. But what about athiests? Who do they pray to? Or does it fall on deaf ears?
We can keep religion out of political dialog, but who is to demand that? Who has the right to deny a religious person's right to exercise their freedom of religion in the context of free speech? Denying those two rights is against the law.
I have no problems talking about religion in politics. But hey I'm a religious guy.
Amazing though when someone get's hurt or is diagnosed and is a member of HT, suddenly we're all praying for their recovery. I know who I'm praying to, because praying is a religious thing to do. But what about athiests? Who do they pray to? Or does it fall on deaf ears?
We can keep religion out of political dialog, but who is to demand that? Who has the right to deny a religious person's right to exercise their freedom of religion in the context of free speech? Denying those two rights is against the law.
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