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RainDog Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat May-22-10 01:45 PM
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8. No, I don't think it's acceptable
because it forces those who do not hold this belief system (and who may find it repugnant for its sexism, etc.) to participate and validate such beliefs.

seems it would be a simple thing to hold a mass at a nearby parish and anyone who wanted to could attend.

why do the religious continuously think it's okay for them to force their beliefs through such actions upon others? isn't that the height of hubris and thus anti-christian?
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