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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: exdaytrader76 who wrote (18731)	11/24/2004 6:01:58 PM
From: Solon	of 28931

"It's ironic that in the name of diversity, we force upon public school children one single ideology of nothingness." There are many religious thoughts in those schools. They are NOT being forced to embrace "nothingness" (sigh...). The teachers are being asked to respect the diverse beliefs and opinions of others...and to avoid pretending that some cultures (people) are superior to others on a superstitious basis. Because I believe that people ought to be free, I certainly believe in freedom of belief. Not believing in one of several thousands of "Gods" does not equate to a belief in "nothingness". That is just silly. All people have beliefs. America IS multicultural. The CONSTITUTION respects FREEDOM. LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT

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