if religious matters didn't matter in the classroom then the state would not teach them as being false or ban them
Sorry, but that's just nonsense. Have you ever even read the amendment of the Constitution that applies to the separation of church and state?
The claim is that the church and state must not interfere with each other.
No; that is not the claim. Have you even
skimmed the amendment of the Constitution that applies to the separation of church and state?
you can't beat the logic here.
LOL. If only there were logic to beat.
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Message 585:
My great insistence is that the founding Yankee and southern Puritan and Protestant population who gave the constitution legitimacy and so its force NEVER intended anything to ban God or Genesis in schools as the truth or options for truth on points of origin.
The 'founding Yankees' are irrelevant; your claims about their intentions are demonstrably false, but it wouldn't matter even if they were true: the Founding Fathers are dead and they don't matter.
HOGWASH.
You can say that again...
There is no constitutional prohibition of ideas on origins from any direction.
Huh? I don't even understand what this sentence means. As far as I know, there are no Constitutional prohibitions on ideasperiod.
Therefore its up to the people through the legislature to decide.
Of course it's not; neither the people nor their legislators can pass laws that violate standing amendments of the Constitution.
Jon
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