1st Amendment

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"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."

What's your interpretation of the First Amendment with respect to religion?

Note that nowehere in the Constitution is "separation of church and state" mentioned.
 
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Platypus

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This is a pretty elaborate trolling whoever you are or your life is so boring the only thing you can talk about is religion.
 

OCGuy

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This thread is now about airflow in your car. Specifically if you roll down the windows after letting out a disgustingly stinky fart when you are alone in it, or if you just bask in it's glory.
 

KeithTalent

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I think I may go out for a piece of pie after work. I drove in today, which I rarely do but I needed to bring my golf clubs in, so a nice drive to the local pie shop might be nice. :hmm:

KT
 

zinfamous

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I interpret it to mean that Congress (and by proxy internet forums) shall make no law prohibiting trolls from trolling their trollish troll posts all over the various tech forums.
 

AstroManLuca

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This thread is now about airflow in your car. Specifically if you roll down the windows after letting out a disgustingly stinky fart when you are alone in it, or if you just bask in it's glory.

Just open your vents and turn on the fan; increases fuel economy.

I don't mind the smell of my own farts anyway :awe:
 

spidey07

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It's pretty damn clear. No national religion will be established by congress or any law forcing religion. Freedom OF religion, not freedom FROM religion.
 
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