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Finally, a church (& a church edict) I can dig.
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2006-03-07 02:18 pm (UTC)
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Hmmm...
I wonder if the unreformed druids are considering a pro-sacrifice position to oppose the law against murder...
Just kidding.
But where does it end?
Does religious freedom find its limits only when opposed by another religion's beliefs?
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Hmmm...
Just kidding.
But where does it end?
Does religious freedom find its limits only when opposed by another religion's beliefs?