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The terrible irony of all this is that I'm hard-pressed to find any other issue in human history which has exacted a greater cost in animosity, human life, war, destruction and terror than the issue of faith. And the vast majority of faiths any more tend to view their god(s) as benevolent.
QuoteThe terrible irony of all this is that I'm hard-pressed to find any other issue in human history which has exacted a greater cost in animosity, human life, war, destruction and terror than the issue of faith. And the vast majority of faiths any more tend to view their god(s) as benevolent.You're going to accept Christ as the Prince of Peace even if it means my lovingly beating you bloody with my Flail of Divine Caring+2.
Quote from: DemosthenesThat IS a double standard... and I'm certainly in agreement with you on that. The Federal government should not be commandeering private school facilities for public elections.I don't understand how they are able to get away with that, if that's what's going on. Not really a problem. Most municipalities ask for large landholders or building residents to donate space to hold elections in. Most towns and cities don't have the public space to set up enough polling places, so they ask the community for help.All sorts of organizations volunteer, parochial schools, private arenas, etc. I hardly think anyone would consider voting in the gym of a Catholic school an unlawful establishment clause violation.</former legislative intern>
That IS a double standard... and I'm certainly in agreement with you on that. The Federal government should not be commandeering private school facilities for public elections.I don't understand how they are able to get away with that, if that's what's going on.
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