Religion under attack?

[STODR]

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Here is one

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=0ahUKEwiUlM3liMfjAhWKtlkKHYULDvAQzPwBCAI&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.usatoday.com%2Fstory%2Fnews%2Fnation%2F2018%2F12%2F07%2Fnebraska-principal-leave-after-banning-christmas-decorations%2F2235496002%2F&psig=AOvVaw1tKva3TjgqWhLkIeHSQunV&ust=1563834813658256

And another

Google helps. I am sure you will come up with some reason these don’t qualify.

[Blackwolf]

@WuWei

Is that what it says?

If a government courthouse installs a display of the Koran in the foyer, and excludes all other representations of religious belief thereafter, is there an implication? I think there is.

[STODR]

No, I don’t think it would have changed their mind.

[Plasmaball]

Nope.above my pay grade…anyone who says they know is a liar

[WuWei]

@Blackwolf

@conan

I see I’m wasting me time.

You most certainly are if you are contending that the “left” (whatever/whoever that is) worships the state in the same manner as a Christian does Jesus. That’s just silliness.

No it isn’t. That is precisely what much of the left does, their government of course. Looks to it for guidance, counts on it for deliverance.

[WuWei]

@AZslim

@WuWei

@AZslim

@WuWei

@Blackwolf

@conan

The baker…

Having to sell baked goods to nonbelievers is a direct assault on your faith?

Yes… and you (collective) used to government to impose your (collective) religion on mine. Very fascist.

Who made “In God we trust” the national motto?

When was it made so?

Congress. 1956

The (collective).

Yes. The ruling part of it anyway.

[NuffSaid]

And the right worships Trump.

[WuWei]

@Blackwolf

@WuWei

Is that what it says?

If a government courthouse installs a display of the Koran in the foyer, and excludes all other representations of religious belief thereafter, is there an implication? I think there is.

Is that what it says?

[WuWei]

@Plasmaball

Nope.above my pay grade…anyone who says they know is a liar

Sure you can. What is the scientific evidence that God exists?

[Blackwolf]

@STODR

And another

Google helps. I am sure you will come up with some reason these don’t qualify.

Your link led to another:

Spiritual brews at new Main Street coffee house

Now I’ll say that at surface this feels problematic, especially if the services in the coffee shop were held on private property. But in the article I linked to is this:

A few weeks later, challenges surfaced with changes to the requirements for the use of properties within the C-V or commercial village zone. Using the space as a commercial nonprofit, or as a gathering space for a house of worship, was not allowed without costly special exceptions.

If that’s the case then regulations were in place before the ministry arrived. Is that persecution?

[Blackwolf]

@STODR

No, I don’t think it would have changed their mind.

I’m sorry, maybe I need more caffeine. Are you saying that the baker would have still refused service to the gay couple after learning that they were Christian? Just want to be sure I understand your position.

[Blackwolf]

@WuWei

Is that what it says?

Is that what what says?

[JayJay]

@WuWei

You (collective) have placed every bit of your faith (and that’s what it is) in man. In central government.

It is just as much a religion as Christianity, this atheism of yours. You are just as pious about it as any of those you mock.

You (collective) are not superior.

False dichotomy.

[WuWei]

@Blackwolf

Is that persecution?

Yes…

[WuWei]

@Blackwolf

@WuWei

Is that what it says?

Is that what what says?

The 1st Amendment.

[Blackwolf]

@WuWei

No it isn’t. That is precisely what much of the left does, their government of course. Looks to it for guidance, counts on it for deliverance.

Sees it as omnipotent, omniscient, salvific?

[AZslim]

@WuWei

@AZslim

@WuWei

@AZslim

@WuWei

@Blackwolf

@conan

The baker…

Having to sell baked goods to nonbelievers is a direct assault on your faith?

Yes… and you (collective) used to government to impose your (collective) religion on mine. Very fascist.

Who made “In God we trust” the national motto?

When was it made so?

Congress. 1956

The (collective).

Yes. The ruling part of it anyway.

The (collective) pushing religion is OK?

[Blackwolf]

@WuWei

The 1st Amendment.

My comment wasn’t directed to that.

[WuWei]

@JayJay

@WuWei

You (collective) have placed every bit of your faith (and that’s what it is) in man. In central government.

It is just as much a religion as Christianity, this atheism of yours. You are just as pious about it as any of those you mock.

You (collective) are not superior.

False dichotomy.

It’s not a dichotomy at all.

[WuWei]

@Blackwolf

@WuWei

The 1st Amendment.

My comment wasn’t directed to that.

Then you are digressing to irrelevancies.

And of course it was.