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Originally posted by Elok
That's nice. Now get back in your cage, we'll put more pellets in your bowl shortly. Elok, I'm not talking about living like that. You don't know me very well, do you? I want a nice place to live. I want transportation, time off from work, entertainment, healthcare and other things that everyone else wants. You could say I'm materialistic, but I have no desire to profit off of the misery of others, so I don't feel inferior for my desires. |
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Originally posted by Rufus T. Firefly
Sloww, you numbnuts, Christians haven't had freedom of religion for most of the history of Christianity; I suspect most still don't have it, or live in places that still don't have it. Clearly, it's a largely irrelevant right, by your own metric. ![]() Freedom of speech FTW. I think that they are basically the same right... However, I will note that Christianity currently mostly just flourishes in the first world in places which have traditionally had freedom of religion. I think it is because of the corruption/etc that was found so commonly in the European state/religion relationship. We religious people in the US would do best to keep the state and religion clearly seperated... JM |
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