Re: NO EVIDENCE

Bill Bowden wrote:
>"L. Raymond" wrote:
>> Bill Bowden wrote:

>>> No, can't do that. I have more interesting things to do. I'm happy
>>> with the quotations I have, and that the US was founded on Judeo-
>>> Christian values.
>>
>> In other words, you have a strongly held opinion given to you by web
>> sites about the relation****p between a book you've never read and a
>> series of do***ents you've never read, concerning political principles
>> with which you're not familiar held by people whose writings you've
>> never read.
>>
>> You can't even articulate your position, much less defend it, and now
>> you're running away.
>>
>> You, at least, are demonstrating that genuine Christian principles
>> inform your beliefs.

> I just agree with 84 percent of the american people. It's hard to
> ignore the 1000 pound gorrilla in the room.

When choose to live in fear all your life, then perhaps might makes
right.  But for people who don't have blinders on, a simple comparison
of the bible and the papers of the Constitutional Convention, not to
mention the finished product, show the ignorance of you and your ilk for
what it is.  How on Earth can one be so proud of such stupid, easily
correctable ignorance?

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_the_United_States
> 
> "Among "developed nations", the US is one of the most religious.

We also have the highest murder rate, violent crime rate and
incarceration rate.  What's your point?

> According to a 2002 study by the Pew Global Attitudes Project, the US
> was the only developed nation in the survey where a majority of
> citizens re****ted that religion played a "very im****tant" role in
> their lives, an attitude similar to that found in its neighbors in
> Latin America.[1]

An attitude we also share with Saudi Arabia and al Quaeda.  Again,
what's your point?
 
-- 
L. Raymond