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obey the Laws, abortion and Jesus

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  • HifructoseHifructose Member Posts: 308
    I couldn't buy beer yesterday (Sunday), because of people who were probably drinking wine in church at the time.
  • qotsaqotsa Member UncommonPosts: 835

    Originally posted by Sassymolassy
    Originally posted by SmurfMagic
    If it is the written law (in the USA) to have separation of church and state then whats up with the following: ?? A) why does it say "In God We Trust" on all our money?  THe whole depiction on the dollar bill is a symbol of freemasonry - a requirement of being a freemason was a beleif in God. B) why are kids made to recite the pledge of allegance (one nation under GOD) in public school everyday?  Pledge was also written by a Freemason.  While the founding fathers may not have all been orthidox Christains, they did all believe in a moral society and a belief in God. C) Why do Christians constantly attack laws like abortion and banned prayer in school when it is written law and Jesus said "obey the laws of the land"?  It is the right of any citizen in AMerica to debate the laws of the land in the court of public opinion.  And btw- the pledge is not mandatory.  People who want to say it can.  THat doesnt take away any rights from those who do not believe in a God.  prayer in school is illegal yet we say UNDER GOD in the pledge and buy lunch with money that says IN GOD WE TRUST..... which GOD is allowed? I now ask this question... Prayers not allowed by Christians so I wonder if the Christian God is what is really banned and the GOD that seems to be allowed is the actual God they mean.  I want to know what other people think. ~~~~ Free drive through abortion clinics opening in all major cities of low income~~~~  

    Just want to correct sassy on one little thing. It is required to believe in a supreme being to be a freemason. That doesn't mean god to everyone.


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