Many who demand respect for their free exercise of religion most vocally
are unwilling to grant that same respect to those who do not wish to
acknowledge the supremacy of their particular sect.
I have encountered too many instances where "freedom of religion" is the
true believer's justification for imposing their beliefs on others; for
attempting to FORCE their beliefs on me.
Too many instances where bigoted zealots won't accept NO, and won't
leave me alone to go about my business.
Re: PESO - Distributors of Tracts
So? What's your point? They're merely exercising the freedoms that are
granted them by living in what we call a 'free society'. As you said,
you're free to practice no religion or to hold no religious belief,
but not to prevent others from doing so.
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 1:34 PM, John Sessoms <jsessoms...@nc.rr.com> wrote:
> Doesn't mean *I* have to take them seriously.
>
> First Amendment (yeah, I know they're in Canada and the US Constitution
> doesn't mean anything there ... but go with it) - anyway, First Amendment
> guarantee of the right to freedom of religion also guarantees my right to
> freedom FROM religion.
>
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