But that's not the point
Submitted by A.I. Watcher on September 9 2001 18:01:07
In reply to political strategies submitted by Splash! on September 9 2001 16:47:24
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I'm not talking about freedom of speech or expression. I'm talking about Chrisitanity organizing to impose their moral beliefs of people who do not share their religious beliefs. I don't understand the motivation. I mean I really, really don't. Christians seem to believe that they have a right to legislate their religious morality. Why is that? Why do Chrisitans seem to believe that it's OK to force non-Chrisitans to adhere to their religion? That they do is clear. It's been going on for centuries and while they are losing some of their power, Christian political groups are very, very strong. I don't get it. I've been asking this question over and over during the past few days and so far nobody has attempted to answer: Why can't Christians simply observe their religion - practice it in peace as they have the right to do in North America, and leave the rest of us alone? |
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