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To: TigerPaw who wrote (243522)	7/26/2005 6:55:52 PM
From: RetiredNow	Read Replies (1) of 1572002

You have it wrong. It would be wrong to legistlate mandatory prayers or mandatory displays of Christianity in public buildings or in schools. However, it is equally wrong to censor and ban displays of Christianity in those same places. If I'm a school teacher and I want to wear a cross or celebrate Christmas with my students, I should be allowed to do it. In fairness, I should also give the students and opportunity to help us celebrate other religions traditions, prayers, and events as well. But to ban an integral part of most people's lives in the workplace or in public forums is just plane legistlating our freedoms away. How hypocritical of the liberals to say that their censorship of other people's religions is a celebration of the freedom of religion, when in fact it is nothing more than an elimination of the freedom to practice and live your religion in all forums.

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