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One nation under God

An SI Board Since December 2004

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Emcee: Gersh Avery	Type: Moderated

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35	>One is prohibited from making sculpture of human beings even for the fine ar	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
34	Here's one place you get into trouble with the ten commandments: <i>&	redfish	-	12/7/2004
33	Thanks for the link ..	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
32	sorry .. I got that mixed up. thanks for that link on the pledge .. Note that	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
31	That would have been 1971.	redfish	-	12/7/2004
30	hippy in '62???	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
29	Good site on that: ecs.org	redfish	-	12/7/2004
28	1962. I remember the first time I ever heard a kid say God didn't exist. I	redfish	-	12/7/2004
27	Are they still having grade school kids say the pledge every morning? I don'	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
26	BTW .. do you have any idea what year school prayer was banned?	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
25	Sure. I remember the moment of silence too. I generally just stood there with	redfish	-	12/7/2004
24	A lot could have happened in the last twenty-five years. Do you remember saying	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
23	That would have been 12th grade, 1979.	redfish	-	12/7/2004
22	You mentioned when you were in school .. mind if I ask about what year? thanks	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
21	I have no problem with the ten commandments thing, though I think it is extremel	redfish	-	12/7/2004
20	How about orders of removal of the ten commandments from courthouse walls. You	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
19	What law or court decision prohibits reading aloud from the Bible? Though it ra	redfish	-	12/7/2004
18	So how did we get to the point that textbook could not be read aloud, in school,	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
17	Bibles are readily available for free, no need for Congress to buy them. I boug	redfish	-	12/7/2004
16	Okay I did a little research and, imo, there is nothing to this. (1) No court h	redfish	-	12/7/2004
15	Do you know what the very first act of the new US congress was? The passage of	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
14	Do you really think this is just the first time?	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
13	It's a big country and you'll always be able to find something really si	redfish	-	12/7/2004
12	What about public schools? Are you aware of the CA case where a teacher is not	Gersh Avery	-	12/7/2004
11	Is there a single place in the United States where you are not free to pray or r	redfish	-	12/7/2004

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