The Gospel of unbelief

[MouseWorshipin]

You're in, like, Sylvester Heaven here, aren't you?

 

[Mugg Mann]

I had no idea there were so many of you people on this board.

Not only are there so many of "us people" on this board, Mouseworshipin, but we are everywhere in real life, and there's a whole lot more of us than you apparently can begin to conceive of.

I'll directly ask you the same question I posed earlier. As an American citizen, you do recognize and accept that the Constitution of the United States takes precedence over the bible or whatever foundation of religious dogma one happens to believe in, right?

 

[MouseWorshipin]

Not only are there so many of "us people" on this board, Mouseworshipin, but we are everywhere in real life, and there's a whole lot more of us than you apparently can begin to conceive of.

I'll directly ask you the same question I posed earlier. As an American citizen, you do recognize and accept that the Constitution of the United States takes precedence over the bible or whatever foundation of religious dogma one happens to believe in, right?

Grrr...I can begin to conceive of lots of things.

I didn't see that question earlier. OK, here goes:

I am an American and a Catholic. And I'm happy to be both.

As an American, and a person, I believe in freedom. Freedom of everything, including religion. I am a giant fan of freedom, actually. Maybe the biggest one on the planet. So, that answers that.

That said, I do not believe that laws of a country always take precedence over what is right. If the law of the land is, "Jews must die," then I swing back to what is morally correct. I don't necessarily see this as Catholic thing. More a decent thing. But it is sort of a God's law over Man's law thing, I guess.

So, you asked what I believed. Well, you asked what I recognized or accepted, but there it is. You asked for it, you got it, Toyota.

 

[cardaway]

Not only are there so many of "us people" on this board, Mouseworshipin, but we are everywhere in real life, and there's a whole lot more of us than you apparently can begin to conceive of.

A person usually only sees phrases like "you people" used when somebody wants to talk down to other races.

 

[MouseWorshipin]

A person usually only sees phrases like "you people" used someofy want to talk down to other races.

Is that right? I don't have a lot of experience doing that, so wouldn't know.

And...it was a joke! Duh. If you give me your address, I'll send you enough cash to cover the down payment on a sense of humor.

 

[Charade]

A person usually only sees phrases like "you people" used someofy want to talk down to other races.

Not necessarily. Gays aren't a race. Neither are religious nutjobs.

 

[Mugg Mann]

Not necessarily. Gays aren't a race. Neither are religious nutjobs.

Just for clarification, Charade, are you putting cardaway in the last category of this post?