Separation of Church and State

This is my country just as much as an atheist. I havge no problem if the schools teach about both. I pay a huge amount of school taxes, and our schools are fairly decent. I will teach my kids their faith, even if the schools omit it, and are Godless for the momment.

Yes, I would be in favor of that. If Jesus Christ is truth, then the truth will prevail.

They can't choose the way it is now. See my previous reply. That is entirely different from choosing Jesus in your heart. IT must be a FREE choice.

IT seems that it is ok for you to make multiple replies, but not ok for me, as I am the one who always recieves a warning about multiple replies. If you wish to make multiple replies, try reading them all, and then condensing into one post, so it won't seem as if your flying off the handle so much, and we don't waste forum space. It makes for much nicer conversation.{I think he might have a valid point there Schraf. Two of those messages are replies to the same RR message. To all, how about trying for fewer but better messages? And try not to pile on as much. - Adminnemooseus}Edited by Adminnemooseus, : See above.

Out of respect for the 90% of the people in this country who helped build this country, who believe this to be true, we can leave it.IT doesn't say, you have to believe this to be part of our society, it's just the ten commandments, and part of our history. To many times people are trying to erase God from our history.

To reach people with the gospel of Jesus Christ which an ordinary church meeting or event cannot. Yes, it is, it is a place of learning. I am not against all religions coming to the schools and teaching. /\ I am not imposing any specific religion, and not forcing it on anyone. IT is perfectly fine to allow kids a choice.Why is it I have no problem letting my kids hear about atheism, or whatever. It's their choice, and they need to know about their choices, and not from some atheistic gay liberal teacher. If you don't like that then too bad.I have been there in the schools, and it seems other thoughts other than the ones I would like to have my kids follow, are being imposed on them. So which one os right RAZD?

IT is not my job to teach kids about something I am not qualified to teach. IT is my job to allow it. Get a life, have you not learned anythign ahbout me yet?

And SOHO is a great place to meet gay people, so what? There are many things displayed on the walls of Justice in Washington DC that are not our laws. The Left doesn’t want us to worship God and follow His commandments, but they would like us to worship the gods of ultra-tolerance on the graven altar of moral relativism.Are you afraid everyone will all of a sudden become Christian because the ten commandments are on the walls of the court houses, after being there for so long?A large majority of th enation, some 90% believe in the ten commandments, get over it. No one is forcing you to.

By removing God from our society, and our history?

That pretty much sums it up. It's ok for those other things to be there, but not the commandments?Give me a break. That sentence is in total condradiction with itself.Listen, you don't see me fighting to remove Confucius, or Solon from the Supreme court building, even though they are in direct contradiction with the ten commandments. IT is what it is, and it is who and what we are. It is part of our history. I embrace all religions, and atheism. I don't think our governement is promoting any of it, if there is a statue of the ten commandments, or a statue of Tom Sawyer, or Santa Claus.We are not promoting religion when we have paid rabbis or paid preists and ministers. It is clear to me that I live in a country where my religion is a free choice, and a statue isn't going to change that.I don't think that Christian prayer specifically is what we need on schools, but a time for prayer in the morning, or like someone else said "a moment of silence" is a good thing. Also a fair chance at knowing about all the religions in school is fine with me also. The schools can have disclaimers and get away with it, why not? TV shows do it all the time. Too many kids come out of school knowing all the bad stuff about religion, but not the good stuff.

The conservative athiests you know, wish to impose moral relativism on the country?