Thread: Because Theology is important
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Unread 27 Jun 2006, 21:02   #46
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Re: Because Theology is important
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Originally Posted by Travler
My point was that people object to the writing on the money but they are not convicted enough in their beliefs against God being on money to stop using the money. If enough people stopped using paper money with God printed on it they might actually get it changed. They have a choice to either use the money that has words they find offensive or they can choose not to. Seems to me that the usefullness of money is more important than the offense in words printed on the money.
So you're basically asking those with a theological belief (atheism) to alter their conduct in a way totally incompatible with Western society? That's absurd. In the United States, there is no choice but to use paper money at some point in your life. Capitalism at the individual level relies on money to function, and America is a Western capitalist society. They would not be able to conventionally live without using that money (ignoring Internet shopping, etc).


I suppose you'd have no problem with a society burning Christians at the stake if it outlawed their religion?
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