... yeah, uh... Yikes.
Until non-jews are voted into office....then non Jews would
Yes time is, fuck off with your whining.
No I didn't know that, nor do I give a fuck. The laws of the land come from Congress, the judge of the legality of those laws comes from the Judiciary. I don't see no fucking God(s) in there anywhere....
Really, and I'm sure you can find a citation or letter etc showing that.
Awwww sounds like someone is upset the peoples of the day didn't make your god the final word....*chuckles* I've got news for you, there is no god, or life after death. This world and all we experience is the full Monty. You best stop being a religious dipshit and live and enjoy your life.
They why did they give people the first amendment?
I don't ignore any of that. I just don't push my views on others, unlike you!! You are the one telling women what to do with their body, and you still won't answer my question. Why not? If implemented it would eliminate the need for an abortion. Isn't that what the fuck you're after Fisher??? Abortions to end???
No, did you not read the post where no one on this forum is going to change their mind on the subject?
Hamas explicitly calls for the genocide of the Jews in its charter. Periodically they act on that foundational principle. Fortunately they're too weak to pull it off. The PLO was trying to exterminate the Jews before Hamas.
Then I guess all those exit poll takers asking people exiting the polls who they voted for need to be locked up, eh Councillor. Did you miss your Metamucil today? Fuck off with your fake poutrage Electric Carbon Water Boy.
That is a gross misrepresentation of church history. The church started in the 1st century. Catholicism started in the 3rd century and continued killing people who wouldn't play along with their false Christianity rooted in war. True Christianity did not act in war and in fact were the ones blessing their enemies and singing praises to God as they were tortured to death. These were the ones that are not, and never were Protestants. They were never part of the Catholic Church. They have their roots in those who tie back to the 1st century, not the 3rd century. They were known as the anabaptists. Mennonites, Amish, and the Baptists have their roots there and are not, and never were Protestant.
So Christianity doesn't rule?
The law of the land comes from the people. We have a representative form of government where congress does the bidding for its constituents.
Tell that to Jay. He's the one saying it comes from God....that was the Cole notes of the discussion.
These whackjobs all came out of "Reformation" around the 16th century. If your god and the bible were so accurate, you'd think y'all could agree how the hell you came to be. "true christianity". You are such a smug prick.
I kinda have to come to Shiny's side on this one. Israel is not a true democracy. America isn't either. Neither were ever supposed to be. Both are of the nations representative Republics. Those kinds of governments actually protect the voice of the minority so that it is heard and given weight. Democracy is rule by the mob.
I'm saying freedom - for ALL lives - is a sacred gift from God that no man, woman, or government has a right to strip away. I am saying that the laws governing that freedom were given by God and written on the hearts of men.
If you are saying that the US is not a full fledged democracy, you are correct. However, a Republic is a form of democracy.
Listen to what I am saying. The Catholic Church, at its very founding, was another version of pagan. They never stopped being that. Many Christians were never part of that cult. They are not Protestant because they didn't leave the Catholic Church in protest. They were never part of it. The Protestants left during the Reformation because they recognized Catholicism for the paganism that it is.
Despite being the majority in Israel, the Jews there do not use that power to force the gentiles to practice Judaism.
Seemingly every legitimate scholar disagrees with you. But I guess that's par for your course.
Sorry, I didn't study church history. I studied history.
Here's where it gets thorny. The Catholics, and later the Protestants wrote the history books. They were living in the comfortable places of being in power and able to write them. Meantime the anabaptists were on the run being hunted for their lives. Their histories were written occasionally, but scattered, sometimes lost, and did not have the comfort of editors. You acknowledge this problem when it comes to, say, the native American peoples. Why is it so hard to imagine with others.
But Church history is part of history. You can't have the American Revolution without its religious elements. In fact, you don't even have the colonies without those factors. You don't have people being brought out of the dark ages unless you have a Protestant Reformation. The first book ever printed on a press was a Bible. The first words spoken over a phone line were "What hath God wrought?". You don't have the dark ages without Catholicism. It's all intermingled.
Now you're shifting like a leaf in the wind.
