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SamG

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10. So there ARE atheists being invited into prisons?
Reply to cbayer (Reply #6)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 07:19 PM
Mar 2012

And there are NO people becoming Christians nor Muslims while in prison?

I must have missed that.

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Religion in Prisons [View all] rug Mar 2012 OP
captive audience with few options and lots of boring down time nt msongs Mar 2012 #1
captive audiences are only being offered SamG Mar 2012 #4
If you look at the study, you will find that this is not the case. cbayer Mar 2012 #6
So there ARE atheists being invited into prisons? SamG Mar 2012 #10
I was responding to what you said. cbayer Mar 2012 #11
Eighty-four flavors of Christian and SamG Mar 2012 #13
Great questions. I have no idea. cbayer Mar 2012 #15
A few prisons have allowed Buddhists in to teach meditation Warpy Mar 2012 #7
Damien Echols of the West Memphis Three became a buddhist. Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2012 #22
Providing hope to the hopeless. Bless them. cbayer Mar 2012 #2
Or providing a convenient "hey, look, I'm good now!" card that can bring many wordly benefits. 2ndAmForComputers Mar 2012 #17
Another reason to stay out of jail Politicalboi Mar 2012 #3
LOL! Best comment in this thread! 2ndAmForComputers Mar 2012 #16
They, or course, are not reporting their own prostylizing TrogL Mar 2012 #5
I'd much rather hear wht the prisoners have to say. Jim__ Mar 2012 #8
Excellent point. rug Mar 2012 #9
Agree. Pew acknowledges that the results only represent the views of the chaplains cbayer Mar 2012 #12
Sampling chicken houses, only the foxes were interviewed, and.. SamG Mar 2012 #14
Prisons are a weird place. jeepnstein Mar 2012 #18
Jim Baker! Now there's a blast from the past. cbayer Mar 2012 #19
Only true in propaganda from AA dmallind Mar 2012 #20
HAMS? You must be joking. And this "study" is absolutely worthless. cbayer Mar 2012 #21
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