Republicans rally against 'war on religious freedom'

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Of course the problem with one of those is that Muslims are not supposed to "believe in" Muhammad. Muhammad explicitly said that he was a savior and should not be worshiped. Whoever made that image is misinformed about Islam.

Just curious, what if it had said Muhammad's teachings. I know it's a hypothetical question, but would that have been seen as less offensive? I am with FD on this one, and don't think either really is appropriate for a public transit system.

[RedskinRat]

Originally Posted by mlmpetert

To quote Bobby Jindal, Republicans have to stop being the stupid party. Like he said Republicans have said some really offensive things recently. Im glad they are being called out, they need to be. And Im glad Jindal is saying it, he needs to be.

I think most Americans are more inline with conservative principals, they just dont know it.

A few stupid statements shouldn't be any more representative of the Repooplicans than they are for Libtards.

Most Americans are selfish and only have conservative values where other people's choices are involved.

[dmek25]

are we talking about this same dumbass?

"You're Wrong, Barack !" : Gov Bobby Jindal |...

[Daseal]

While I don't agree with either of those ads being rejected. Mohammad is clearly aimed at Islam whereas God is more broad that covers most religions.

[mlmpetert]

Originally Posted by Daseal

While I don't agree with either of those ads being rejected. Mohammad is clearly aimed at Islam whereas God is more broad that covers most religions.

Really good point. The ad should have said "Dont Believe In Allah?" in order to properly contrast it. While perhaps lesslikely, it wouldnt surprise me if they would have refused "Dont Believe In Jesus".

[firstdown]

Being this is the a goverment transit system neither of those advertisements should be allowed under the seperation of church and state.

[Chico23231]

Ten controversial Pat Robertson quotes - CNN.com

amazingly ridiculous quotes here

[over the mountain]

the "freedom of religion vs freedom from religion" argument seems to being heating up amongst the devout christians and meddling non-christians . .

should a christian prayer be allowed at a public high school graduation?

should a pastor be able to hold a sermon on a public beach without a permit which is required when more than 50 people want to assemble?

idk and frankly i feel lucky to say i really dont care. although i do find religous zealots' wanting their beliefs to be law funny.

[RedskinRat]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

idk and frankly i feel lucky to say i really dont care.

We're particularly fortunate that we are still able to not care. For how long, though?

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

the "freedom of religion vs freedom from religion" argument seems to being heating up amongst the devout christians and meddling non-christians . .

should a christian prayer be allowed at a public high school graduation?

should a pastor be able to hold a sermon on a public beach without a permit which is required when more than 50 people want to assemble?

idk and frankly i feel lucky to say i really dont care. although i do find religous zealots' wanting their beliefs to be law funny.

It all heats up around Christmas with the argument on whether Nativity scenes should be allowed in public places .

[Chico23231]

Sarah Palin 'taken aback' by Pope Francis's 'liberal' statements – The Lead with Jake Tapper - CNN.com Blogs

Of course, she would be the one person who would call out the pope

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Sarah Palin 'taken aback' by Pope Francis's 'liberal' statements – The Lead with Jake Tapper - CNN.com Blogs

Of course, she would be the one person who would call out the pope

She really is one of the biggest morons alive.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Sarah Palin 'taken aback' by Pope Francis's 'liberal' statements – The Lead with Jake Tapper - CNN.com Blogs

Of course, she would be the one person who would call out the pope

Pretty much a clear sign he's on the right track.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

Pretty much a clear sign he's on the right track.

I'm not catholic but has always paid close attention to the papacy. So far pope Francis has been a breath of fresh air and really the message of inclusion in the church has been encouraging. So naturally Palin objects. I think Francis is gonna bring peeps back to church.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I'm not catholic but has always paid close attention to the papacy. So far pope Francis has been a breath of fresh air and really the message of inclusion in the church has been encouraging. So naturally Palin objects. I think Francis is gonna bring peeps back to church.

I hope so ....