crazy christian:all legislation should be cleared by preachers before passing

Free Thinker · Oct 10, 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnPcHKVqoMk&feature=g-all-u

David Barton says every legislative session should begin with preachers telling the elected representatives to pass legislation that corresponds to the Bible on every subject.

PHOENIX TRADING · Oct 10, 2012

I'm all for anything that interjects a wee little bit of commonsense/humbleness at our legislators before they go about fvcking up the country.

stu · Oct 10, 2012

Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:

I'm all for anything that interjects a wee little bit of commonsense/humbleness at our legislators before they go about fvcking up the country.

...another good argument for keeping religious references away from legislative consideration.

Mav88 · Oct 10, 2012

and the televangelists at MSNBC want everything in line with the communisnt manifesto, that's just the way way people are

PHOENIX TRADING · Oct 10, 2012

Quote from stu:

...another good argument for keeping religious references away from legislative consideration.

Right insulate the parliament of whores from common sense as much as you can eh?

stu · Oct 10, 2012

Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:
Right insulate the parliament of whores from common sense as much as you can eh?

... a good argument for connecting religious references to legislative consideration.

CaptainObvious · Oct 10, 2012

I'd be all for it so long as we can stone them to death when things don't go as planned.

mrbill · Oct 10, 2012

Quote from stu:

...another good argument for keeping religious references away from legislative consideration.

We cannot fall to the depths of having Religion get any more involved in legislation. That would be the end of the America we know today. I support everyone race, religion, and their rights to do as they please, but no place in government.

jem · Oct 10, 2012

govt is all about beliefs and power. that is all it is.
telling someone to keep certain beliefs out of it is weird. that is why we have a democracy with some powers limited by the constitution.

nevertheless, I disagree with the preacher.
I don't want fundamentalists making laws from any belief system, including atheism... of course my view of fundamentalist is different from a leftist.

It think a balanced budget is a moral duty... the left thinks it is extreme.

PHOENIX TRADING · Oct 10, 2012

Quote from mrbill:

We cannot fall to the depths of having Religion get any more involved in legislation. That would be the end of the America we know today. I support everyone race, religion, and their rights to do as they please, but no place in government.

I'm not a fan of the religion of govt like you 2 arseholes are.