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Topic	Sorry CHRISTIANS! If you want to be in government, prepare to defend your faith!
Callixtus 09/08/17 1:09:30 AM #21:	LinksLiege posted... Callixtus posted... Where is the evidence that being a Catholic could affect her job performance, and why is that a valid question to ask? Not pertaining to her specifically, but there are many examples out there of people pushing legislation fueled by their beliefs. We have federal laws banning discrimination in hiring on the basis of religion or creed btw. As well as the establishment of religion. Every time someone in office pushes something with their religious beliefs in mind, they're violating that. Everyone pushes legislation fueled by their beliefs. So I don't see what difference it makes if a religious person is doing it vs an SJW or demagogue. No, pushing legislation with religious beliefs in mind, is not violating the establishment clause at all. If your religious beliefs lead you to believe that the death penalty is wrong, and therefore you introduce legislation banning the death penalty you aren't violating the constitution. Are you serious? --- Liberal Arrogance:Academics are overwhelmingly liberal because the nature of the job, seeking information for the good of humanity, self selects liberals--COVxy <cite>Callixtus posted [p:886228098] in Sorry CHRI... [t:75752991]...</cite> <quote><cite>LinksLiege posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote>Where is the evidence that being a Catholic could affect her job performance, and why is that a valid question to ask?</quote> Not pertaining to her specifically, but there are many examples out there of people pushing legislation fueled by their beliefs. <quote>We have federal laws banning discrimination in hiring on the basis of religion or creed btw.</quote> As well as the establishment of religion. Every time someone in office pushes something with their religious beliefs in mind, they're violating that.</quote> Everyone pushes legislation fueled by their beliefs. So I don't see what difference it makes if a religious person is doing it vs an SJW or demagogue. No, pushing legislation with religious beliefs in mind, is not violating the establishment clause at all. If your religious beliefs lead you to believe that the death penalty is wrong, and therefore you introduce legislation banning the death penalty you aren't violating the constitution. Are you serious? --- Liberal Arrogance:Academics are overwhelmingly liberal because the nature of the job, seeking information for the good of humanity, self selects liberals--COVxy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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