JakeStarkey
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- Aug 10, 2009
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- #321
easyt, let's get you right before you get left.
Most Christians support the findings on the bakery case, while most evangelicals as a small subset of Christianity don't.
I said Jesus is the reason and that Bible is an inspired guide. No 'only' any where, buddy, those are your words, which are merely your uninformed opinion.
Yes, you do try to dictate belief. Look at your examination of what "Liberals believe" above.
Who was talking about GW or freedom of speech or demand Christians change their views?
I do care, and I won't have an uninformed snark like you trying to dictate to me what I should do.
Only you are saying that "Christians can believe whatever they want", not me.
Try to force your minority evangelical beliefs into the operations of the public square and violate civil liberties, you will find that opinion rhetorically booted up your rhetorical ass.
Evangelicals do not rule America religiously, politically, culturally, or governmentally.
Most Christians support the findings on the bakery case, while most evangelicals as a small subset of Christianity don't.
I said Jesus is the reason and that Bible is an inspired guide. No 'only' any where, buddy, those are your words, which are merely your uninformed opinion.
Yes, you do try to dictate belief. Look at your examination of what "Liberals believe" above.
Who was talking about GW or freedom of speech or demand Christians change their views?
I do care, and I won't have an uninformed snark like you trying to dictate to me what I should do.
Only you are saying that "Christians can believe whatever they want", not me.
Try to force your minority evangelical beliefs into the operations of the public square and violate civil liberties, you will find that opinion rhetorically booted up your rhetorical ass.
Evangelicals do not rule America religiously, politically, culturally, or governmentally.