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Democracy & Strict Separation of Church and State |
*Kathleen* |
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Resolved: Democracy is best served with a strict separation of church and state.
Okay...now...just post about what you believe in. I need some practice for the next two months' LD debate. |
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*Kathleen* |
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QUOTE THAT RIGHT THERE is the exact reason there should be strict seperation between Church and State....America is a country that has people of MANY DIFFERENT BELIEFS AND RELIGIONS....THAT is why government officials CANNOT make laws or decisions BASED ON THEIR CHRISTIAN BELIEF....what are u a f**king idiot? Dude. Who's the idiot that didn't even read my entire post? Then you would've been able to produce a somewhat-intelligent response without looking like a complete dumbass. QUOTE yepp... true. it also raises the question, "Which god?" even though some gods have different names. The term "One nation under God," can also raise further questions like, "Is God watching over other countries that we are enemies towards?". Christianity defines God's love as the most merciful love ever so it claims the Lord loves all, yet people today don't want the Lord to love enemy countries. So remember, the term "One nation under God," brings up very complicated and sensitive questions. 1. Who's god? 2. Which god? 3. Is God watching over our enemy countries? 4. Is there a god at all (a question that agnognistics have to deal with when they hear that term)? Right, but what I was trying to say (I'm never good at getting my actual point across, so I'll try again) was that "God" could mean anything in those phrases. If you look at the phrases themselves, they don't impose the Christian belief or imply it in itself. "God" is chosen here simply because there is no other common enough word to relate to - it just simply attempts to summarize everything which essentially implies looking to something to help us compel as a nation. Eh. Did you understand that? ![]() |
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