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Girard442

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1. One wonders what Dahl would have done if Coleman attended every study session faithfully (heh)...
Thu Aug 30, 2018, 11:45 AM
Aug 2018

...but kept turning the discussion to atheism.


"If God can do everything, can he create a rock that's too heavy for him to lift?"

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One wonders what Dahl would have done if Coleman attended every study session faithfully (heh)... Girard442 Aug 2018 #1
Do we need a new law to protect the rights of those with deeply held procon Aug 2018 #2
We already have them Major Nikon Aug 2018 #4
With all the laws that make the rights of christians more worthy procon Aug 2018 #8
I know of no such law, let alone laws Major Nikon Aug 2018 #9
Really? procon Aug 2018 #16
That's not a law, that is a very narrow exception to another law Major Nikon Aug 2018 #22
They deny women birth control and the reproductive rights, procon Aug 2018 #25
All of which fall under the same exception Major Nikon Aug 2018 #28
The Xtian Taliban malaise Aug 2018 #21
The first amendment provides this protection. ooky Aug 2018 #24
On the clock Cartoonist Aug 2018 #3
I wonder if it is in the job description? nt Ilsa Aug 2018 #5
Not legal Major Nikon Aug 2018 #6
In many states, you can be fired for just about any reason. MineralMan Aug 2018 #7
"just about" doesn't include illegal discrimination Major Nikon Aug 2018 #10
Making that stick, though, is the problem. MineralMan Aug 2018 #11
What exactly do you think the employer's defense will be? onenote Aug 2018 #14
Claim some other reason. MineralMan Aug 2018 #15
Recalls the antebellum policy where the slave could decide which master owned him. n/t MarcA Aug 2018 #18
Almost without exception, due process takes time Major Nikon Aug 2018 #23
Illegal under title VII of the Civil Rights Act no matter what state law says. onenote Aug 2018 #13
Oh, I would go but I would sit away from the group and be quiet and read books about Buddhism. Doreen Aug 2018 #12
I had to look up this company. Initech Aug 2018 #17
wonder if they could mandate sessions if they billed them as like AA dembotoz Aug 2018 #19
I don't know. Initech Aug 2018 #20
Yep dembotoz Aug 2018 #26
So that company might as well post a sign on their door NotASurfer Aug 2018 #27
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