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[Hidden Content] From the article: Federal agents arrested the primary sub-source who contributed to the unverified anti-Trump dossier Thursday as part of Special Counsel John Durham’s investigations into the origins of the probe into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election. Igor Danchenko's arrest is linked to a federal grand jury indictment in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Durham is charging Danchenko, a Russian citizen residing in Virginia, with five counts of making false statements to the FBI. The charges stemmed from statements Danchenko made relating to the sources he used in providing information to an investigative firm in the United Kingdom.

Gotta love the great state of Texas.

[Hidden Content] They just don’t get it, lol. From the article: "The one thing that we need to make sure of is that Republicans in 2022 don’t become is the party of parent, because we need to be the party of the parents," Cutter said Wednesday on MSNBC. "And we are. We're the ones that care about school funding. We're the ones that care about making sure parents can send their kids to school because they have jobs to go to. All of this. We need to own that agenda. We cannot let it go."

The ACLJ definitely stays busy. They have a daily show on 100.7 that details their good work.

They would lose their mind, but they wouldn’t stop it. You’re not proving your point. People are very vocal about lots of issues that still go on. You’re guaranteed the right to worship, not the right for someone to not disagree. Christians are criticized constantly, you’ve been doing it yourself.

You're basing your opinion of Christianity on Christians, not Christ, as 5GallonBucket has already pointed out. You'll never see me argue that Christians can't be some of the most mean-spirited folks you'll run into...but our example is perfect. As the old saying goes, if you ever find the perfect church, don't join it, you'll screw it up.

Good post, I would add that by the news I read (which is a good bit) I see more instances of schools restraining religious freedom (many times from just not knowing as you point out) than I see of schools openly promoting or allowing it. Not necessarily in our part of the Country but in many areas. I think the subject scares many school districts and gov entities to death.

I impress myself by using proper legal jargon. 🙂

Explain more about this...provide all these examples of me as a Christian, forcing my views on anyone or not allowing them to express their views.

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Who is forcing anyone to participate?

Over the alternative of no prayer, yes. I have confidence my God would win the battle for young minds.

lol, see that, thanks.

Appreciate the answer, TVC, one more. You said earlier if he needed surgery, it could be possibly upgraded from assault to aggravated assault. Is aggravated assault determined by extent of injuries only?

If the cell phone evidence couldn't prove that a racial slur was used, would this lessen the crime and punishment of what this scumbag did?

Upheld, yes, and modified/ratified when wrong.

I put a lot of stock in it as well, it's one of a kind. It also should never go without questioning, if it did, we would still have slavery and women couldn't vote. I don't think we're that far apart.

The "being right" I am talking about is not in my mind only. There have been lots of issues that have been legal in the past but weren't "right". I understand you put a lot of stock in the law just because it is the law and because of your background. Laws have to make sense in order for me to have respect for them, not simply because it is the law. Over 50,000,000 innocents dead since R v W...all neat and legal. Men have gotten it wrong many times in the past and continue to do so and I believe the main reason is we have purged God out of our decision making.

You can't come at me with the "Constitutionally wrong" argument and convince me that makes it right. 9 SC justices have approved the practice of killing our most innocent for convenience, it's "Constitutionally right". Just because some men and women have stamped approval on something and it's the official law of the land doesn't make it right...it simply makes it legal. There are going to be a lot of folks that stand before the ultimate judgement one day saying, "but, but, but it was legal."

Another thread sidetracked by troll boy.

We haven't had to deal with it here but this critical race theory crap is a huge motivator for parents.

We have definitely chosen the wrong path...all in the name of fairness.

Which there is absolutely nothing wrong with.

Continued prayers and strength for this young man, his family and friends. Prayers for wisdom for medical staff.

He could have ridden with Cornpop.