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Once again, Doug Giles completely misses the point. He is like a man who skimmed the novel War and Piece over three minutes, and finds himself as an expert on it. Atheists want the government not taking positions on religion. The government, Dougie. Not churches or individuals. WHy you have so much trouble grasping that, I have no idea. Atheists wouldn't want, "In no God we trust" on our money. IN this case, would you want children taken to a mosque to learn a play about the origins of Muhammad. Christian rightwingers don't even want mosques built in the U.S.! SO stop the phony outrage Doug.
The atheists I grew up with in Texas were a tad bit pluckier than today’s lardy hagfish atheists who file lawsuits every winter when they see a child wrapped in swaddling clothes.
Yep, the anti-theists I used to hang out with in the Lone Star state were rugged individualists who were so busy milking this existence that they didn’t have time to bleat like a stuck sheep because a plastic baby Jesus statue endangered their delicate beliefs.
My other non-believing buddies who weren’t the robust Hemingway types were usually heady stoners who were into physics, Pink Floyd and Frisbee and were...
indications that this country was founded on Judeo/Christian principles they'd wear themselves out
protesting. However their tactic has worked for decades
Nonsense. Atheists are simply trying to use the government to silence other religions by casting their own beliefs as a "non-religion," by taking advantage of the fallacious, unconstitutional "separation of church and state" argument.