Sam wrote:Okies but it isn't me with the double standards.
Nor me.
Sam wrote:No one is forcing religion on your child or anyone by the mention of God.
Not by the mention of God, but when the state requires my child to acknowledge God through the pledge, that's different.
Sam wrote:So please tell me aare you going to rewrite American History and the things the "Founding Fathers" spoke/wrote of?
Why would you think that? Have you been paying attention at all?
Sam wrote:How about : "We hold these truths to be self evident, that All Men are created equal and endowed with certain inalieanble Rights by their CREATOR......."?.
Note the use of the PC term "creator" not "God".
Sam wrote:How many successful "Columbine" type attaacks do I know of ? Well one quite similiar but maybe not as thouroughly dedicated to destruction was in Arkanas (?) I think it was..... I know of hmmmm at least 3 ( and am sure of quite a few others) other ones, that were supposedly being planned and someone found out somehow, and turned them in so they never happened...is that good enough?
Assuming that you're correct, that would be 5.
According to a 2002 report released by the U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics there are 91,380 public schools in America. A seperate study by the national center for education statistics shows 29,273 religious schools at the same time. So you're going to base your theory that its lack of God that caused shootings in public schools on a sampling of 5 instances amongst 120,653 schools?
The total number of schools affected by shootings is .00004% your still 4 decimal places away from even APPROACHING something of statistical significance and even then you wouldn't have a reasonable sample from which to base a hypothesis.
Eleven longhaired friends of Jesus in a chartreuse microbus...