Quote:
Originally Posted by Taltarzac725
I agree with you. Having gone to BYU Law School for ten days back in or so in 1982 where attending church was mandatory as were no premarital sex, no coffee, no tea, no alcohol, no caffeinated drinks.... Not sure how closely these rules were actually followed having known a lot of Jack Mormons at the University of Nevada, Reno. Jack Mormon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If you think government is big under Obama, just wait and see what happens if some religious fanatic gets control. Very unlikely though that this will happen. It could, but a lot of other things would have to also occur. |
I still don't understand how religions fighting to maintain their Constitutional Rights is a danger to our country.
The rules you had in college were rules you accepted in order to attend. You've could have gone to any State or Community college and had no such rules.
This is a case of the Church trying to retain it rights, and of the State trying to take them away. This is the State attempting to impose it's will over the religious freedoms of the Church.
How did this conversation about this issue on this forum get turned 180 degrees around?