Here ya go:never heard of a School having a "Pretend your a Muslim day"
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http://islam-watch.org/DenisSchulz/CAIR ... dswood.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Wanna bet? Even more important, wanna try to stop me?You can pray outside in public, you just cant do it on Government land (even then most places wont stop you) or with government backing....
You need to go back and read what I wrote: Jefferson and his ideas may have had an influence on the Constitution, but he was not there for the drafting of it.As far as Thomas Jefferson
*Wrote the Declaration of Independence
*Jefferson was in France during drafting, but did write many letters and had a great influence on the Constitution and those writing it,
Not to mention other things he had an influence on- the founding of the Federal Government, Secretary of State, a vice President, and the 3rd President of the US, I'd say his words have a great effect on the constitution on the founding of America in general, and to disregard his influence is myopic at best
The Supreme court also once ruled that no one of African ancestry could claim US citizenship (Dred Scott v. Sandford) and that segregated public accomodations were Constitutional. (Plessy v. Ferguson)The Supreme Court, has gone on to say that there should be a Separation of Church and state is in the Spirit of the Establishment clause (paraphrasing)
If you read the founding doccuments and the other writings of our founding fathers, it is God this and God that everywhere. They obviously expected that people in public life would express their religious beliefs.
Public expression on one's religious beliefs is not the same as forcing them upon others. What these anti-Christian "athiest" crybabies are doing is forcing their religious beliefs on others. They are no better than fundamentalist zealots. In fact, they are fundamentalist zealots.
