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MisterP

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4. bringing theology into religion? what are ya, some sorta mainstream church?

Reply to d_r (Original post)

Tue Mar 31, 2015, 02:27 PM

Mar 2015

next you'll be telling me people go to church for reasons other than to get someone in office or buy 'em a new mansion!

(but also, thinking long-term, the 1910s' Fundamentalist movement was in fact very tightly tied to the KKK's revival, and thence to the Red Scare and even St Wilson's Creel Committee; even the Masons got in on the act, I just learned)

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Something I wonder about Indiana Law [View all] d_r Mar 2015 OP

The power of religious freedom is invested in the business not in the individual el_bryanto Mar 2015 #1

Indeed that was the point of the federal RFRA jberryhill Mar 2015 #2

Even members of the same religious organizations will differ in opinion, so how is this "right" being world wide wally Mar 2015 #3

bringing theology into religion? what are ya, some sorta mainstream church? MisterP Mar 2015 #4