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Well sure no “natural selection” or that stupid shit.

I don’t think it’s a big deal to sing Christmas carols or discuss biblical history though

Btw don’t forget this about Muslims - they are inbred violent thugs

 
Christmas carols is cultural, it doesn't have to be all about Jesus. It's not to many of us. Even if they say it's about the birth of Jesus, fine. Discussing Biblical history is fine also because it is definitely very influential in our culture, even if you don't believe in Jesus' divinity. Even Jefferson was highly influenced by Jesus' teachings, just not the virgin birth nonsense.

Talking about it as a part of history and it's affect on America isn't the same as brainwashing them and "forcing them" to believe Jesus rose from the dead.
 
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Evil gator said:
This is a pretty good analysis. I think the issue is that the ff didn’t intend freedom of religion to equal secularism. Not only not intend, but worried about it as a potential problem

www.washingtontimes.com

Founding Fathers never intended U.S. to be secular or hostile to religion

This week the Supreme Court of the United States handed Americans an important victory for religious freedom.
www.washingtontimes.com www.washingtontimes.com
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Right, protecting the church from government. Not forcing church into schools. Send your kid to sunday school, take them to church if Jesus is so important to you. It's not the 1700s anymore where many of the parents were too illiterate to read the Bible to their kids. Public schools as we know it is not the place for Sunday school.

The slightly condescending tone at the end of the article is conveniently forgetting that "God" to Jefferson was an undefined higher power. "Religious" to him was very vague. Her quote of Jefferson at the beginning is cherry picking and making it appear he was a Christian without directly saying it.

"God" and morality without getting into the weeds is good enough.
 
Evil gator said:
I used to be more of a hard liner, but if it’s a choice between believing in zombie jiminy cricket and trans story hour I’m picking Jesus
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Well of course, I will too. If we had another Crusade, it's a no brainer. I identify as Conservative for sake of simplicity even though I'm not nearly as Conservative as most that I know.

Just saying, we CAN have a balance if people would stop being so damn extreme about everything. Enough of this Newton's 3rd law shit and just agree to keep our super personal shit at home and leave school for learning subjects and fact, not ideology or faith.
 
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I stopped looking at any of Caturds stuff when he went all in with chemtrails

I am a lot less worried about Christian indoctrination. Particularly since a significant number of actual champions against trans and Islamists have been devout Christians and Jews. Freedom of religion just means that there is not state sponsored religion. The founding fathers did not intend for there to be zero faith in public life or public servants. Christians and Jews are saving western culture from Islam and communism
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Be religious as you want, but it shouldn't be in schools. I don't care about clubs, carols etc... but making it part of the curriculum, or forced prayer etc.. is wrong.
 
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Juggs said:
He means, we should accept the murderers and rapists for their imperfections as they try to eliminate white and non-muslim people off the map? Because obviously he's not talking to the people who've been bred for centuries to hate us and believe it's their duty to kill us all.
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I guess if you wanted to be generous you could take it to mean he was talking to the homicide goat fuckers and telling them to be more accepting ...

But we know that is bullshit.
 
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