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Old 12-12-2014, 13:43   #26
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Re: How the right to deny the existence of God is under threat globally.

So those with a naturalistic leaning are threatened (not right)? Yet many are still determined to enforce that faith position on all and sundry without censure.

All faith positions should be able to safely state and promote their views. And that would include in schools and government. No single faith position should use the tools of rule to deny rights to those of another faith position.

This is the separation of state and "church" that the US founding fathers wanted. What has happened is that those of "no faith" insist that you can't express any other "faith" in "public" jobs and organisations and use the separation clause as their right to so demand.

I'd back anyone to follow whatever faith they want (within the bounds of "common" law - child sacrifice is out) and the right to evangelise. After all I want that right to tell others about Jesus.
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