送交者: 无知 于 2005-8-29, 11:23:06:

回答: Then what about the military? 由 HunHunSheng 于 2005-8-29, 09:44:03:

• They are allowed - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 11:48:47
  • called together by the commanding officer? - 无知 (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 13:26:03
    • A chaplain can organize a prayer - HunHunSheng (66 bytes) 2005-8-29, 13:29:23
      • Then it's diff from the whole school called together by the principal. - 无知 (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 13:44:55
        • Right now, even other kinds of payer is banned in public school - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 13:49:35
          • you can have a praying club and do it privately without bothering others. - 无知 (4 bytes) 2005-8-29, 13:53:21
            • in school.... - 无知 (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 13:53:40
              • What about publicly? That is the question - HunHunSheng (49 bytes) 2005-8-29, 15:00:02
                • lunchroom praying is ok. who pays for chaplain, monk, rebi, ... - 无知 (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 15:06:25
                  • Who pays for such professional in the military? - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 15:17:23
                    • good point. It's uncons. to used tax payers money to serve christians' needs. - 无知 (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 15:24:09
                      • There are non-Christian chaplains - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 16:35:00
                        • buddhists, Jews, Mormons, all have chaplains in the US - steven (11 bytes) 2005-8-29, 18:50:39
                        • what is I am a buddhist, a jew, solomenta, a moman, a mickey-mouser? - 无知 (0 bytes) 2005-8-29, 16:45:52

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