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copteacher
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Location: Teaching in the Halls of Justice
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 Posted: 10/04/04 - 10:15 Post subject:
Church and State arguements crack me up. I see both candidates of both parties (up and down the line, national to local) in churches trying to get votes. Inner city churches in this area are notorious for being a sounding board for the dems.
Churches can endorse whomever they chose. I have no problem with churches making endorsements at all.
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robp
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Posted: 10/04/04 - 10:44 Post subject:
Personally I love to troll. It's a top notch way to catch walleyes, pike and the occasional muskie.
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RexRacer
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Location: A pancake house of ineffable crappiness
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Posted: 10/04/04 - 12:58 Post subject:
| rtpd113 wrote: | | Churches can endorse whomever they chose. I have no problem with churches making endorsements at all. |
An endorsement is just that, and I'm sure that carries alot of weight with parishoners and is fine with me in general.
It's a totally different thing to tell members that if they vote a certain way they will not be allowed to partake of communion (the central sacrament of the Roman Catholic faith), and that's what at least a few of the bishops statements have said, either implicitly or explicitly.
And I agree with robp on trolling. . . how else are you going to catch those sly sportfish?! 
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