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To: Neil H who wrote (77595)	10/15/2004 1:43:48 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793841

It would be very difficult to imagine that kind of rule here in the US. And I certainly hope we NEVER have to deal with it here. Pick any one of any of our major cities...any one with over 1,000,000 people. These people represent every nationality and religion in the world. Here, most of us try to respect each other, but rules for every religion in the world are all different. The best we can hope for is to allow each person to follow their own religion in their own home or place of worship, and for that person not to impose their religion on anyone else. In public areas, I personally think it is appropriate to have the variety of churches, temples, mosques, etc. that we do have.