Comments on: If America Outlaw Religion?

By: Chainsaw

Chainsaw — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

Never
I do not have the time to add in all causes of death has come. I personally do not practice any religion. I see the movement away from Christianity to be the demise of American culture. It is right and wrong, and black and white. Liberals preach moral relativism, something is good or bad depending on the person.
Two major tenets of Christianity is humility and service to others. I see little of both in many Americans. I live in CT and see the arrogance of the people on both sides all the time. I see a lack of humility more liberals. I also see a lot of people, including celebrities, who are really fucking find God and get their lives. It appears that use religion to fix themselves, not the reverse.
As for serving others, when you give of yourself and think of others, always comes back to you.
The biggest flaw I see in what it says is that they see life as black and white. There are somethings that can not be explained with logic.
You would have to repeal the First Amendment to ban religion and never will happen.
I also challenge to do so that people can send YOU. If you really believe what you state, then you must be willing to discuss it.

By: Mark D

Mark D — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

You say you are smart and ask if we read the history books ?!!!! Our country was founded on religious principles. If you want to ban religion, they also want to ban our Constitution. There is a difference in being enlightened and being a wacko! Maybe you should start making a little more reading on the positive things, things that have been humanitarian in name of religion.

By: DixeVil

DixeVil — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

With all your understanding of history, then you also know that the formation of the United States is with the help of God. God is mentioned in every important document of the founding fathers, to help shape a new world, a little different from the last in his native country.
We are always asking for God's enlightenment. So the answer is "likely"

By: QuiteNew

QuiteNew — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

We can not forbid religion without changing the Constitution. To ban, to be recognized.
I answered your question. You asked if religion outside the U.S. law. You know what the sepration of church and state is?
You have to remember. People need religion weak or worse still

By: Just trying to help

Just trying to help — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

HELL NO! "Enlightened" people also do a lot of killings.
Judaism and Christianity, for the most part, are beyond nihlist stages. Hindu and Buddhism are generally not problems either.
Most religions are inherently peaceful. To know that 1 is not, use the process of elimination.

By: yupchage

yupchage — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

Crusade is a lot of crap ****** and religion should never be outlawed because AHS done more good than harm and has been as bad as it is today, but soon the world will see!

By: I.P. freely the retarded Fish

I.P. freely the retarded Fish — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

Most of your diatribe of hatred directed at things that have happened outside the U.S. so that no law enacted in the U.S. would change any of that stuff. As regards the fight against extreme-abortionists, who obviously have a law to deal with the murderers and those who commit these crimes have been punished. Child molesters, whether Catholic priests or not, are treated the way that law can, which is not easy to do. However, the prohibition of the Catholic Church - the creation of a law that will do the cause Catholics to stop going to any of their churches in the U.S.? Force all Catholic churches to close their doors? Punishing people in the U.S. to believe that the Pope is divine? - It has absolutely nothing to do with the prevention of most children produce discomfort. Even in his wild dream in which the U.S. has banned all religions, they are obviously going to remain child molesters!
You are throwing darts at a dart board and disappeared completely. So you're the idiot!

By: Mark D

Mark D — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

Hi,
You say "Religion has caused more deaths and injuries in human history than any other aspect of human sociology."
And later you say that this is more often than war and racial violence.
To start, I deny that claim. Not that I know for sure that you are wrong. In fact, you could be right. However, I think a bit of a hand waving argument. Has anyone done studies to show that?
Another problem we have is that although most of the list of things that happened (with bits of exaggeration) that not everything that the list has to do with religion. for example, the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan has nothing to do with religious motivations of the Bush administration. (And BTW, your comment about Bush saying something about atheists is totaly false and irrelevant to your other point from which to strengthen their opion he false '; Moron SA.) It is also arguable that Hitler montivations were not religious nature but is certainly possible that the actions of the Nazis were based on centuries of Christian anti-Semitism.
Now, to the end point, which should answer your question. Suppose you are right and that religion is the number one cause of death and pain. But that is irrelevant, since it is not the only cause. Why being number one allowed to be set by you?
Take another called "cause." Try to "love." You know how many crimes of passion are committed every year? How much domestic violence is happening? The reasons behind many of these is what some of us term "love". So, how about banning "love"? We will keep men and women totally different! That way no one can abuse his wife or kill her when he finds misleading, because it will not be able to. (I remember that something similar happened in the novel "1984").
But of course, that's ridiculous. The crime is not in the "passion" in his own crime. ie what is criminal is not what the person feels, but what the person did.
The same applies to religion. If someone commits a crime in the name of religion, the problem is not religion per se, is crime. So what is criminalized? Well, the crime, of course! And guess what, the U.S. has a justice system.
As a final note, I think it's laughable that has the audacity to consider yourself "enlightened" and "educated" when they seem to have no idea where the logic ends its "" leads if, hypothetically speaking, will be held to its horrible conclusion.

By: BMCR

BMCR — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

Nope it was just another reason for the senseless death.

By: enstable

enstable — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:32:12 +0000

The Department of Justice U.S. can not because the Constitution recognizes the separation between church and state.
However, it is not religion per se, its the natural human itendency to expand their territory, protect your family, take advantage of the weak, clinging to power and not believing what can not see. The infidels shouted that Jesus died on the cross because we do not believe that he is the Messiah, even if the man has done nothing to harm them.