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Originally posted by dawnstar
The majority DOES NOT have the power to deny the minority their constitutional rights!!!
Originally posted by dawnstar
the idea that one shouldn't murder, I believe was part of British laws, long before they they were Christianized.....so, I don't think the source of those two laws, is actually the Bible, but common sense....
[edit on 10-3-2005 by dawnstar]
Originally posted by James the Lesser
Hey Dr, the 10 C are JEWISH!!!! Not christian, so we should be teaching Judaism in school.
Originally posted by dawnstar
ya, I am sure that these are all unique to the chirstian religion, the jewish religion, or the hebrew religion........
like I said......I think you could find evidence older than the ten commandments expressing these same values......
[edit on 11-3-2005 by dawnstar]
Originally posted by dawnstar
one simple question.......
how much is all these individual schools, teaching individual values to individuals going to cost us, and whom is going to pay for it?
Originally posted by DrHoracid
You can't be serious, the ten commanments came down around 2000 BC.
Originally posted by Nygdan
Originally posted by DrHoracid
You can't be serious, the ten commanments came down around 2000 BC.
Even if they are that old, it hardly matters. The obscure 'laws' of wandering goat-herders have not set the stage for global or even western law. European law is based on Roman and even to an extent Greek law, not the talmud or torah.
Originally posted by Nygdan
Please discuss the influence of the 10 commandments on european law and compare and contrast that influence to that of greek and especially Roman law. I think you will find that the 10 commandments had very little to do with anything. Most importantly, the 'don't kill, don't steal,' commandments, well, they were already illegal.
Originally posted by Mareterna
I do think it is unfair that parents that can't afford to put their kids in christian schools are forced to send them to the public schools.
Originally posted by Mareterna
I do think it is unfair that parents that can't afford to put their kids in christian schools are forced to send them to the public schools.