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Religions > Bible |
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"Helper" |
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17 Dec 2003 10:18:36 AM |
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Religion cannot be imposed. |
When people don't understand any better they must be forced to try that is
better. Nobody should be allowed to force his children to be submitted to
any tradition or religious rules that can result in the child being
humiliated while being in public places.
No arcane tradition has any right to prevail over, or be imported into, a
civilized society based on human rights, respect and love.
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| User: "Asinner2" |
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| Title: Re: Religion cannot be imposed. |
18 Dec 2003 09:19:43 AM |
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Arcane (mysterious, secret, esoteric, deep, hidden, unfathomable,
unknowable) Tradition (custom, ritual, practice, institution, habit,
convention, belief) are the foundation of what we believe to be "human
rights, respect and love"!
It is our Traditions that teach us what is acceptable and what is NOT! Human
rights are a belief system in itself.
Humiliation is conforming to what others think is unacceptable and therefore
you submit yourself to others beliefs. I challenge you to think of the most
humiliating thing in your life and explain why it was humiliating:
zipper down: it is our arcane tradition that says your zipper is supposed to
be up!
Spouse leaving you in public: Our same arcane tradition claims couple should
get married and stay that way.
I can stand in the mall and pee on the floor and it is our arcane traditions
that say this is unacceptable. If you try and stop me, you are interrupting
a natural thing and my human rights also.
and I will not even go into the meaning of civilized!
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| User: "Helper" |
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| Title: Re: Religion cannot be imposed. |
18 Dec 2003 02:03:55 PM |
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So you are basically silently approving the right of any parent to brainwash
and violate the brain of their children by teaching them to be isolated from
this or that group, teaching them that they belong to a higher or different
or better group for the simple sake of religious interests?
I think it's a little too much to be called civilized behaviour. You have a
certain age were you can choose who you want to be and you have the right,
first of all, to keep not only your freedom in this society but also your
sexual organs..."intact".
Now, I feel a lot of sympaty about certain little girls that wear the scarve
and that show it to wear it with grace and innocence. If I have to tell you
the truth I even feel that such girls are gaining higher scores at the
spiritual level, but in contrast to this I want to experess my concern about
those children who are forced to embrace not only "the" religion but also
the violence that comes with it. If I was in charge I would select case by
case, but as you know my friend (or should I say my enemy?) this is not
possible and when a law is made is made to protect the few innocents and BTW
the law is never perfect. Man can be. Fell free to insult me.
"Asinner2" <asinner2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:jAjEb.42929$Dt6.1034483@twister.tampabay.rr.com...
Arcane (mysterious, secret, esoteric, deep, hidden, unfathomable,
unknowable) Tradition (custom, ritual, practice, institution, habit,
convention, belief) are the foundation of what we believe to be "human
rights, respect and love"!
It is our Traditions that teach us what is acceptable and what is NOT!
Human
rights are a belief system in itself.
Humiliation is conforming to what others think is unacceptable and
therefore
you submit yourself to others beliefs. I challenge you to think of the
most
humiliating thing in your life and explain why it was humiliating:
zipper down: it is our arcane tradition that says your zipper is supposed
to
be up!
Spouse leaving you in public: Our same arcane tradition claims couple
should
get married and stay that way.
I can stand in the mall and pee on the floor and it is our arcane
traditions
that say this is unacceptable. If you try and stop me, you are
interrupting
a natural thing and my human rights also.
and I will not even go into the meaning of civilized!
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