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caspian88 · May 21, 2005, 01:18 pm

I agree with Tusaki. The Constitution says that Congress shall not establish a state religion or prevent people from worshipping freely. Also relevant to this topic is the freedom of speech - "NO" law is stated quite clearly in the First Amendment. Singing a religious song does not violate the First Amendment.

Now, I feel that religion should be kept entirely out of the state, and that the First Amendment isn't worded strongly enough, but that's what it says.

May 21, 2005, 01:18 pm	#7 (permalink) (top)
caspian88 Molten Ash Posts: 85	I agree with Tusaki. The Constitution says that Congress shall not establish a state religion or prevent people from worshipping freely. Also relevant to this topic is the freedom of speech - "NO" law is stated quite clearly in the First Amendment. Singing a religious song does not violate the First Amendment. Now, I feel that religion should be kept entirely out of the state, and that the First Amendment isn't worded strongly enough, but that's what it says.