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christ in society

            
             You can't speak of that religion , I don't believe in that. Hey stop chanting it is irritating! .
             What kind of household did you grow up in? Many questions arise from religion. Religion is one .
             of the most debated topics in the world. As a Christian it is often difficult to understand how may .
             groups can lobby against my salvation: God and his son Jesus Christ. Christianity has long been .
             a part of society although for hundreds of years now it has had to protect it's name from those .
             that don't believe in or respect the power of God. When our children are taught the power of .
             God they cultivate an instinct for what is right and wrong. The judicial system was built around .
             Christianity. What we consider laws that are supposedly created and enforced by a law officials .
             are derivatives from the Ten Commandments. That in itself shows some acknowledgement and.
             respect for the God that I serve. Look at the earth and all its beauty, surely that cannot be created .
             in a test tube as science would have one believe. Beauty of that magnitude is also not created by.
             man. The world and the many extraordinary things that it entails has to come from a supreme .
             being for an imperfect being can't create perfection.
             Christianity is the belief of God and his son Jesus. Jesus was the only perfect person to.
             Ever walk the earth. His spirit was that of a supreme being that was contained by human flesh.
             One of the early attacks on Christianity came in the form of a court case, where the Nineteenth .
             Circuit Court of Appeals declared that the phrase "under GOD" in the pledge of allegiance .
             Violated the establishment clause and influenced students. A few years later in 1959 the .
             American Atheist organization was formed from the result of yet another case Murray v. Curtlett.
             This case challenged public prayer recitation in public schools. Athiest, whom consider .
             themselves free of religion, feel that public prayers are a way of forcing Christianity upon non-.


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