Should people have guns to enforce abortion rights in churches that exclude mormons and people who like star wars?

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Should the same people be forced by a government to carry guns if they believe in evolution – or should they use Firefly’s chinese swear words to help in tying shoes?

Furthermore, since the founding fathers were Christians, it should make sense that they would use Mutt on FreeBSD while flying model airplanes and playing the bass guitar and reading the book “Godless”.. and liking pie.

Do the needful and read this post. I am on a crusade to make you believe in the power of this post.

Should the same people be forced by a government to carry guns if they believe in evolution – or should they use Firefly’s chinese swear words to help in tying shoes?

Furthermore, since the founding fathers were Christians, it should make sense that they would use Mutt on FreeBSD while flying model airplanes and playing the bass guitar and reading the book “Godless”.. and liking pie.

I wondered all this while watching a Star Wars trailer and.. Oh lord..

I just popped a Barnsonian Fuse.

12 thoughts on “Should people have guns to enforce abortion rights in churches that exclude mormons and people who like star wars?”

  1. Daddyhood

    After all the diaper changing and bottle cleaning he has finally snapped… LOL…

  2. yup

    That’s what a few months of 2 hours of sleep per night will do to you.

    Of course, the Founding Fathers weren’t technically Christians. Just sayin’.

    — Ben

    1. All Of ‘Em?

      All the Founding Fathers weren’t Christian, technically or not? I know some were Deists, but I’d bet some were Bible-thumping Christians too.

      Just wondering Weed

      1. well..

        Depends who you’re talking about.

        Jefferson, Madison, John Adams, Ben Franklin – the guys who had a lot of ideological influence over the formation of our nation – were all Deists and Freemasons, and big proponents of secularism and ecumenicism.

        George Washington was pretty traditional Christian, but then he didn’t have a lot of influence over the actual founding. He just won the war.

        — Ben

        1. And..

          Willingly gave up power. Refused to have a third term. And was a pretty damned good president.

          And.. umm.. I had researched it at one point.. but.. not again. Here.. http://barnson.org/node/294

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          1. Washington

            Not saying he wasn’t a good President or a good guy. Just that he didn’t take an active role in writing the Constitution or forming our system of government.

            After all, Jefferson was the guy who cut all of the supernatural references out of his Bible.

            For the record, I don’t really care. What bothers me is when the Founding Fathers are used as foundation for the declaration that “The United States is a Christian Nation.” Which it ain’t.

            — Ben

          2. LOL

            I know. And whether or not youre right on the founding fathers thing.. it is a secular nation today. No Goin back really.. no matter how much W tries..

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          3. But

            But a secular nation where you can believe in anything you want. No religions are persecuted.

            Given the state of some “secular” nations out there, that’s an important thing to remember.

            And also, with respect to the city thread, that’s another reason to move out of the city. You could be outgoingly Christian and not be critized for it, like you’ve posted before you are in the D.C. area.

            My $.02 Weed

          4. True.. but..

            Its a catch 22 because I also dont want to live in a Homogenized “nobody criticizes you because you’re all the same” sort of place.

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          5. Good point

            For instance, I think France has gone WAY over the top towards secularism by doing things like banning Muslim head scarves in public schools. That’s just stupid. Personal displays of faith are not the problem.

            — Ben

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