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Mark Dallara (mdallara@kcii.com) wrote:
: As a fervent advocate of the freedom of religion, I must say that people
: should be allowed to gather and worship as they choose, so long as they
: are not infringing upon the rights of others.
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: Religious freedom does NOT mean that non-believers are forbidden from
: criticizing or poking fun at a church (or at a profiteering cult that
: masquerades as a church, despite the threatening assertions of the
: $cientologists and their lawyers).  Blasphemy is a right in this country,
: thank you very much.

This was an interesting posting, but a disappointment. Based on the
subject line, I thought you'd make fun of all the folks who foolishly
and blindly worship the products of Microsoft and the visage of Bill
Gates!

They always talk about the holy "Word" and "Windows" too!

<g>

Posted as a public service by .............................. D. Citron

"The very purpose of the First Amendment is to foreclose public
authority from assuming a guardianship of the public mind. ... In this
field every person must be his own watchman for the truth, because the
forefathers did not trust any government to separate the truth from
the false for us."
                    ...Thomas v Collins, 323 U.S. 516 (1945)