For davie:. As usual, you missed the whole point. The point is the liberal double standard....period. Why can prisoners have bibles and muslims get prayer and Koran time but our kids in schools cannot? You mention the constitution again; and obviously know nothing about it. It IS the liberal agenda because it is they that claim the Constitution prevents this (liberal interpretation pushed upon all others), all while the Constitution does not contain any such words as "separation of church and state". And, as the liberal you are, davie, if you believe it does preclude this...where does it say public prisoners in Gov't institutions can have bibles and Korans issued to them but kids can't have bibles or even pray in school?
Nvisible...you may have also missed the point. I did not say anything about tax dollars providing bibles and Korans. But, bibles and Korans, are issued and allowed, and church and prayer time are allowed in these Gov't institutions....but not in our schools. When I was in California working with their D.O.T. engineers on a project, their muslim engineers got to have prayer time to kneel on their prayer rugs, facing East, and pray while getting paid by tax dollars.
For the liberal-davies of the world; how did the constitution allow one but not the other, since davie's expertise on the constitution will set us all straight? He thinks it is a constitutional issue. I simply am calling out the double-standard. Why are some facets supported, but not others under the same auspices? That is the issue I presented.
