Rath on 24 June 2009
@ironman. Freedom of religion is considered a fundamental right and even (I believe) enshrined in your constitution =P.
And sorry for being snippy, I didn't mean to be, I was honestly confused by your post as I couldn't see the relevance.
But I do stand by my statement that the constitution isn't absolute =P. For something to be absolute I think it has to be both immutable and universal - you could argue that the laws of logic are absolute or the laws of physics, but not a constitution.
