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PavlovianModel146 wrote:I'd wonder why Athiests are gathered together in a Temple like that.
In all seriousness, though, that News has affected me more profoundly than anything else I have heard this year. It's nothing short of a tragedy. Whether or not you agree with them, they are fantastic people. Do you know it is mandated by their Religion that the Churches provide food for all-comers once a week after service? This is the case in some of the churches, at least, perhaps not all.
Great culture. Endlessly and boundlessly giving and selfless.
PavlovianModel146 wrote:Whether or not you agree with them, they are fantastic people. Do you know it is mandated by their Religion that the Churches provide food for all-comers once a week after service? This is the case in some of the churches, at least, perhaps not all.
Great culture. Endlessly and boundlessly giving and selfless.
Mo_ wrote:
Christ Pav, they don't even feed you at church? At my old sinagogue we used to eat like wild boars. I swear, sometimes the service was even shortened for a feast.
Sort of and only in the specific case. Gun ownership and a willingness to break the law and be killed trumped religious freedom for those people who were there that day. IOW it sounded like you were saying that gun freedom is more respected than religious freedom, given the laws. But the laws mete out the harshest penalties possible for that that gunman did.felix dakat wrote:Gun freedom trumped religious freedom in Milwaukee
felix dakat wrote:Gun freedom trumped religious freedom in Milwaukee when a man armed with a semi-automatic handgun opened fire on worshipers inside a Sikh temple in suburban Wisconsin on Sunday morning, killing six and critically wounding at least three. How would you feel if those murdered were members of your religious community?
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