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27 August 2005
Christians Allowed to Lead Christian Organizations
Imagine an Imam in Your Church's Pulpit
I found the Part-Time Pundit by accident, and am glad I did, after reading his comments on PC run amok at Southern Illinois University: "The Seventh Circuit of Appeals issued an order on August 22nd requiring SIU to restore a Christian group's organization status after the University revoked it because of the groups requirement that the leaders of the Christian group actually be Christian. The ruling also clarifies that nothing in state or federal law requires religious groups to not require members be part of the religion."
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Why is common sense so darned uncommon? ¶ 00:01 |
I found the Part-Time Pundit by accident, and am glad I did, after reading his comments on PC run amok at Southern Illinois University: "The Seventh Circuit of Appeals issued an order on August 22nd requiring SIU to restore a Christian group's organization status after the University revoked it because of the groups requirement that the leaders of the Christian group actually be Christian. The ruling also clarifies that nothing in state or federal law requires religious groups to not require members be part of the religion."
[Read the rest of the article.]
Why is common sense so darned uncommon? ¶ 00:01 |
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Thanks for the comment...
That is the irony about common sense... the "common" part. :)
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That is the irony about common sense... the "common" part. :)
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