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gizaFrom http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/11/10/religion.robertson.reut/index.html:
Just in case anyone had doubts that Intelligent Design wasn't "really" a case of relgious people trying to force their religion into public schools.
Why is it that the Christians here in America feel the need to push theirsuperstitious beliefs relgion down everybody's throats? I never hear stories about Jews, Muslims, or Hindus (all 600 million of them!) pulling stunts like this. And the Buddhists pretty much leave everyone alone. [Edit: Nevermind. Thanks for the heads up, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pawslut. Most religions seem to have their share of violence. Bummer.]
In other news, today is Veteran's Day. CNN has an article about the surviving vets slowly dying off and fading into history. Out of 2 million men who served during World War 1, the Veterans Department estimates that 30 to 50 remain.
[Edit: Some folks have pointed out that yes, they are relgious, but they'd rather I not lump them in with Mr. Robertson. I apologize if I jumped to any conclusions.]
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Conservative Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson told citizens of a Pennsylvania town that they had rejected God by voting their school board out of office for supporting "intelligent design" and warned them Thursday not to be surprised if disaster struck.
Just in case anyone had doubts that Intelligent Design wasn't "really" a case of relgious people trying to force their religion into public schools.
Why is it that the Christians here in America feel the need to push their
pawslut. Most religions seem to have their share of violence. Bummer.]In other news, today is Veteran's Day. CNN has an article about the surviving vets slowly dying off and fading into history. Out of 2 million men who served during World War 1, the Veterans Department estimates that 30 to 50 remain.
[Edit: Some folks have pointed out that yes, they are relgious, but they'd rather I not lump them in with Mr. Robertson. I apologize if I jumped to any conclusions.]
