Common sense

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pri_dk]
What exactly are these values? More importantly, which of these values are different from Islamic values? Because A LOT of them are the same.

Are we talking the Ten Commandments?

Also, have these values changed over the years? (hint: suffrage, slavery)

So what specifically makes our law “Judeo-Christian?”
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Pri: First off, I drew no comparisons with Islam, and my comments weren’t intended to. I’m also not of that ilk that believes all Muslims are terrorists, either. I simply believe in killing those that try to kill or harm us, and I couldn’t care less if they’re communists, muslims, bomb-throwing anarcho-syndicalists, or Girl Scouts. Cross that certain line and you get center-punched with a 5.56mm round and sent to whatever deity you happen to believe in (or not, in the case of bomb-throwing anarcho-syndicalists).

Second, American law is based on English Common Law, which traces its systemization to Henry II and the codification he instituted regarding trial by jury, property ownership, use of a grand jury, etc. Given that this was the 12th century, the Mother Church was omnipresent, and thus provides the background and context to many of the laws, which remain in force to this day.

[pencilneck]

I’m not familiar with the cult of multiculturalism, but I’d like to know more about them. Do they have any local churches or mosques?

[pencilneck]

I’m not familiar with the cult of multiculturalism, but I’d like to know more about them. Do they have any local churches or mosques?

[pencilneck]

I’m not familiar with the cult of multiculturalism, but I’d like to know more about them. Do they have any local churches or mosques?

[pencilneck]

I’m not familiar with the cult of multiculturalism, but I’d like to know more about them. Do they have any local churches or mosques?

[pencilneck]

I’m not familiar with the cult of multiculturalism, but I’d like to know more about them. Do they have any local churches or mosques?

[Anonymous]

DJ, you have an odd habit of reading things that just aren’t there.

And your metaphors suck.

Simple question:

What is the authoritative source of Judeo-Christian beliefs?

Could it be …. The Bible?

So the US was founded on Judeo-Christian values, even though none of our founding documents reference the Bible, or Christ?

But then Rustico is out of line for referencing the Bible in the context of Judeo-Christian values?

Please explain.

Seems that it’s time to drag this one out again:

http://www.mcnaughtonart.com/artwork/view_zoom/?artpiece_id=353

[Anonymous]

DJ, you have an odd habit of reading things that just aren’t there.

And your metaphors suck.

Simple question:

What is the authoritative source of Judeo-Christian beliefs?

Could it be …. The Bible?

So the US was founded on Judeo-Christian values, even though none of our founding documents reference the Bible, or Christ?

But then Rustico is out of line for referencing the Bible in the context of Judeo-Christian values?

Please explain.

Seems that it’s time to drag this one out again:

http://www.mcnaughtonart.com/artwork/view_zoom/?artpiece_id=353

[Anonymous]

DJ, you have an odd habit of reading things that just aren’t there.

And your metaphors suck.

Simple question:

What is the authoritative source of Judeo-Christian beliefs?

Could it be …. The Bible?

So the US was founded on Judeo-Christian values, even though none of our founding documents reference the Bible, or Christ?

But then Rustico is out of line for referencing the Bible in the context of Judeo-Christian values?

Please explain.

Seems that it’s time to drag this one out again:

http://www.mcnaughtonart.com/artwork/view_zoom/?artpiece_id=353

[Anonymous]

DJ, you have an odd habit of reading things that just aren’t there.

And your metaphors suck.

Simple question:

What is the authoritative source of Judeo-Christian beliefs?

Could it be …. The Bible?

So the US was founded on Judeo-Christian values, even though none of our founding documents reference the Bible, or Christ?

But then Rustico is out of line for referencing the Bible in the context of Judeo-Christian values?

Please explain.

Seems that it’s time to drag this one out again:

http://www.mcnaughtonart.com/artwork/view_zoom/?artpiece_id=353

[Anonymous]

DJ, you have an odd habit of reading things that just aren’t there.

And your metaphors suck.

Simple question:

What is the authoritative source of Judeo-Christian beliefs?

Could it be …. The Bible?

So the US was founded on Judeo-Christian values, even though none of our founding documents reference the Bible, or Christ?

But then Rustico is out of line for referencing the Bible in the context of Judeo-Christian values?

Please explain.

Seems that it’s time to drag this one out again:

http://www.mcnaughtonart.com/artwork/view_zoom/?artpiece_id=353

[Arraya]

The US was founded on european enlightenment thinkers musings – specifically John Locke. And if you follow the thought genes back it goes to Hayy ibn Yaqdhan from the 1200s Islamic spain and then back to Greece.

[Arraya]

The US was founded on european enlightenment thinkers musings – specifically John Locke. And if you follow the thought genes back it goes to Hayy ibn Yaqdhan from the 1200s Islamic spain and then back to Greece.

[Arraya]

The US was founded on european enlightenment thinkers musings – specifically John Locke. And if you follow the thought genes back it goes to Hayy ibn Yaqdhan from the 1200s Islamic spain and then back to Greece.

[Arraya]

The US was founded on european enlightenment thinkers musings – specifically John Locke. And if you follow the thought genes back it goes to Hayy ibn Yaqdhan from the 1200s Islamic spain and then back to Greece.

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