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RedGlitter · 09-01-2008, 03:11 AM

That's not what the OP asked, K. That's what you are asking. If i understand your first comment, if I were in a place to -ban- public prayer, I would not do it. For the simple reason there's no need to. I would wish that people would keep their displays at home but I have enough common sense and enough compassion to let them go their way.

No, I don't think that's what's holding society back at all. I know people who pray and attend church right now who would backhand me at the first offense so I don't buy that at all. And as for morals (as opposed to morale, different thing altogether) what does it say about the atheists? Is their Godlessness holding society back as they don't believe?

Edit: Everyone has the right to judge anyone else's beliefs. Anyone. But judging is where it stops.

09-01-2008, 03:11 AM	#30 (permalink)
RedGlitter Banned Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: In the middle of the Arizona desert Posts: 15,953	Re: Religious Displays in Public That's not what the OP asked, K. That's what you are asking. If i understand your first comment, if I were in a place to -ban- public prayer, I would not do it. For the simple reason there's no need to. I would wish that people would keep their displays at home but I have enough common sense and enough compassion to let them go their way. No, I don't think that's what's holding society back at all. I know people who pray and attend church right now who would backhand me at the first offense so I don't buy that at all. And as for morals (as opposed to morale, different thing altogether) what does it say about the atheists? Is their Godlessness holding society back as they don't believe? Edit: Everyone has the right to judge anyone else's beliefs. Anyone. But judging is where it stops.
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