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Complaint Ends Public Prayer Before Bell County Football Games

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So are you saying that if someone does not share the same exact Christian beliefs as you do. They are atheist?:confused:

 

No, but IMO you are lost soul if you do not believe Jesus Christ died for our sins and was the son of God. Baptist, Pentecostal, do not have same beliefs in some things, but both believe in the above said. So yes IMO you will go to h#ll if you do not believe in the above stated.

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bad word hell, not sure if i can say it

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You had no idea what my answer would be. You do not know me. You are not a mind reader. I full well know what I asked. I l know what everyone on this thread has stated. I read all 5 pages. I just want to know why they dont want help. Whether they do not believe in a God, Jesus etc, or if they think it violates the constitution, etc. I just want everyone to break it down very simple on why they stand where they do. I am not ashamed to say what I believe. I just asked why they would not want help. I dont want to argue, just want answers so I can better understand.

 

Trust me. You told us what your answer would be by the way you worded your question so , in some ways, I do know you.

 

You are wrong in your assumption that "they don't want help."

 

There is "only one God"....to you. He is not the same god to everyone else. It's as simple as that when it comes to those that agree that a public school football game is not the place for a prayer representing only one of those gods. Again, no long dissertation needed. It's really that simple.

No, but IMO you are lost soul if you do not believe Jesus Christ died for our sins and was the son of God. Baptist, Pentecostal, do not have same beliefs in some things, but both believe in the above said. So yes IMO you will go to hell if you do not believe in the above stated.

 

Perfect response ....for a Christian.

 

Unless you're keeping non-Christians from entering the game it's inappropriate for the public school to espouse those same beliefs.

Trust me. You told us what your answer would be by the way you worded your question so , in some ways, I do know you.

 

You are wrong in your assumption that "they don't want help."

 

There is "only one God"....to you. He is not the same god to everyone else. It's as simple as that when it comes to those that agree that a public school football game is not the place for a prayer representing only one of those gods. Again, no long dissertation needed. It's really that simple.

 

I was just over on another thread you are involved in. Have you ever been wrong?

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What I see is the use of the Constitution as intended. At least he is willing to allow the use of the Constitution to allow the states to determine the issue.

He is not supporting 2 different philosophies. He wants to leave it up to the states and it would be the states deciding to keep their rights or to allow it to pass to a constitutional amendment.

I see the proper use of the Constitutional process, as intended by the Founding Fathers.

Are you intentionally missing the point?

 

When he says he's a "states rights" guy he believes, for example, that each state should decide what they want to do regarding abortion INSTEAD of the federal govt mandating that it has to be legal. He is NOT saying that whatever the MAJORITY of the states decide should be the rule for ALL states.

 

So now he's saying he wants to have a law that EVERY state has to follow even if they do not agree with it .

 

Surely, you see the issue of consistency, right?

 

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See no matter what anyone else says, it has to be your way. Wrong. I dont drink that kool aid.....

Clyde, you seem to have this one well in hand, so I'll let you keep fighting the good fight. :lol: :thumb:

I was just over on another thread you are involved in. Have you ever been wrong?

 

I'll answer this one....Yes, every time he and I engage in a debate. :lol:

See no matter what anyone else says, it has to be your way. Wrong. I dont drink that kool aid.....

 

I'll assume your inability use the quote button means you are referring to my quote.

 

It's not a matter of what I say. It's a matter of what the law of the land says. Seems pretty simple. I tried to explain the logic yet since it didn't jive with your beliefs you choose to take a shot at me. Cool. It tells me, though, that you were not truly asking a question in your original post as you claimed. I gave you a legit response as to why people were bothered by it yet you still take a shot. I love nothing better than having someone take a shot at me.

I was just over on another thread you are involved in. Have you ever been wrong?

 

Rarely....and not at all in this particular case.

Would you care to answer why you would not want help? Also hard to quote from another thread to this one.

Also mountainref is right about what he said about being lost. Any judge, lawyer, Supreme Court ruling wont matter on judgement day. Remember I said that. :thumb:

Would you care to answer why you would not want help? Also hard to quote from another thread to this one.

 

Who says I didn't want help?

Answer me this....Why does it matter if you say the prayer in private compared to public? That way, those that believe in different gods can say a prayer to their god instead of having to partake in a prayer to a god they don't believe in.

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