TB, When this country was founded, there were no Hindus, or Muslims, in attendance. I have not read all of the Talmud, but most of it is a, seriously nit picking, enormous, list of rules that took hundreds of Rabbis, hundreds of years, to haggle over. Most of today's Jews do not follow many of the rules set down in the Talmud. I note that you capitalize the books of the other religions, but you intentionally use lower case in the typing of the Bible. That, certainly, shows a good bit of bigotry on your part, which I didn't expect.
Yes, the U.S.A, is a Republic, and all those of other religions that have immigrated here, have the right to worship in their own way. The only problem I have with that, is that the demo/lib administrations have given more rights to all of the other religions, including witchcraft, and queers, than they allow Christians to have. I know you will, as you have done before, ask me to cite specific cases, which I will not, but IMO, I have seen this trend creeping upon us.
Regardless of what religion you may foster, the Bible will NEVER be immaterial. Check the Encyclopedia Britannica on the percentage of the population of the Earth that is Christian, then add that to the percentage that are Jews, and you will see how significant the Bible really is. Sitting on your pompous ass, and pontificating, will not get the job done. |
