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To: Road Walker who wrote (421544)	10/1/2008 6:42:52 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576264

Yes, but they are treated like they are only 25% of the country. Dang! Even Muslims have more rights. You have to feel sorry for the Christians......some of them can't even get a cross put on their city halls. Its a crying shame! I don't have a problem with being a religious country... I actually think it's a good thing on balance. But for God's sakes don't whine because you don't get a pass on everything. I don't mind religion when it stays separate from politics but that's not what the religious right wants. They are now in violation of non profit IRS codes because pastors want to be able to tell their constituents how to vote. In other words, they want their cake and eat it too. The FF were very clear about how they saw religion vis a vis the gov't. They saw what happened in Europe when religion worked in concert with gov't. I think their judgement was very wise and appropriate.