| PDF said: So you agree then that Religion has a place in politics as long as it doesnt take over? Which it wont because religion is to devicive to get everyone to agree. Be weary of a powerful Church not somone personal religion. |
no, i dont agree. I said their out there, and thats fine with me, because what im talking about officially has no part in the politic process. They try to persuade our representatives into voting their way (which takes a lot more then the argument"its against Christs teachings" to do, at least i hope it does). They're out there though and thats cool, it helps represent the people that believe religion is important.
But religion needs no part in the official process. Like theres no "Subcommitee on Religous Sanctity" that a bill has to go through. And thats not a discrimination thing. Its just like i wouldnt want a private corporate entity involved in the official process either. Yes, lobby all you want. but they better not have a say in whether bills pass or not.
The reason is simple: Personal Agendas. Corporate Entitties only worry about things that benefit them. Religious entities would only worry about what follows their beliefs. Right now, we our a goverment "for the people". inject these groups in there and it ceases to be that way (not saying that politicians dont have personal agendas, but ideally, they have us in mind)
