A Day Without Sharia

[rah]

I think it would be more entertaining listening to his "scientific" proof that good exists.

[kentonio]

I think it would be more entertaining listening to his "scientific" proof that good exists.

Entertaining is debatable. It's just going to be something like 'God invented science, so if you believe in science then you're admitting God exists. And otherwise you're a feminist terrorist synpathizer'.

[rah]

Only people that believe in God think there is Scientific proof that he exists. Those that don't, believe there is no proof. (and point and laugh at any attempt to do the former)

And a laugh is always a good thing.

[Berzerker]

There is nothing wrong with wanting to know what a candidate believes. He may, for example, send hundreds of millions of tax dollars to terrorist sponsors.

Reagan sent Iran weapons he stole from us

[Broken_Erika]

Reagan sent Iran weapons he stole from us

And used the money to fund the Contras .. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E...3Contra_affair

[Kidlicious]

Only people that believe in God think there is Scientific proof that he exists. Those that don't, believe there is no proof. (and point and laugh at any attempt to do the former)

And a laugh is always a good thing.

This post is all the evidence that we need to prove that the education system is broken, and needs fixing. Education reform is a major priority of the Trump administration.

[Kidlicious]

Given that church and state are clearly seperated in your consitution, NO religion should be promoted in school.

Factually incorrect. Christianity was taught in schools for most of the nations history. American fathers had no problem with that. In fact, they expected it to be.

However in this case, they weren't promoting religion, they were trying to get kids to gain a perspective about how a minority group experiences America and the difficulties they face that students probably wouldn't otherwise even think of. You should probably take that course yourself.

This is religious horse manure. Why should anyone be taught that except in their mosque or wherever.

Don't be stupid, America is overwhelmingly Christian. What counts as an 'adequate' knowledge of Christianity is utterly subjective and you're certainly in no position to judge on the matter.

You are a display of ignorance. American students are not nearly as educated about Christianity as they used to be before you people took over our schools.

Thank you for proving my point. So because an American might be a Muslim, that immediately means everyone should suspect them of being a terrorist. How very typical of you.

So Obama was a terrorist? kk

[kentonio]

Factually incorrect. Christianity was taught in schools for most of the nations history. American fathers had no problem with that. In fact, they expected it to be.

Like they expected black people to be kept in slavery you mean?

This is religious horse manure. Why should anyone be taught that except in their mosque or wherever.

You dumbass, I suppose you wouldn't see any value in people bothering to see life from the perspective of blacks during civil rights either?

You are a display of ignorance. American students are not nearly as educated about Christianity as they used to be before you people took over our schools.

Hahaha, you're an idiot.

So Obama was a terrorist? kk

Me: Assuming someone is a terrorist just because of their religion is kind of ****ed.
You: So you're saying he's a terrorist!! Ha GOTCHA!!

And you wonder why literally no-one takes you seriously.

[Kidlicious]

Now that you are just flat out denying what you posted my work is complete.

[Berzerker]

Factually incorrect. Christianity was taught in schools for most of the nations history. American fathers had no problem with that. In fact, they expected it to be.

The bill of rights didn't apply to the states until after the civil war and even then its been enforced piecemeal... The fact the states had varying degrees of theocracy and were allowed to keep them a long time is irrelevant to what is or isn't allowed by the Constitution

[Kidlicious]

The bill of rights didn't apply to the states until after the civil war and even then its been enforced piecemeal... The fact the states had varying degrees of theocracy and were allowed to keep them a long time is irrelevant to what is or isn't allowed by the Constitution

What is your reasoning?

[Kidlicious]

You can't compare Christianity being taught in schools to slavery or second class citizenship for women, similar to kentonio comparing "Islamaphobia" to slavery. That dog won't hunt. Show me one Forefather who believed that it was a violation of religious freedom for basic Christian morality to be taught in schools.

[Ming]

I see that Kid is still afraid to answer the question.... typical for him.

[Kidlicious]

Calm down Ming. Our children are not being brainwashed to believe that the universe was created.

[kentonio]

Now that you are just flat out denying what you posted my work is complete.

We have a quote function for a reason. When you don't use it, and just claim people have said things they haven't, you just look like a dumbass.