religion and gov't

[Smiling JOe]

So, I'm wondering why our gov't offices are allowed to decorate for the Pagan holiday, Halloween, but not allowed to decorate for the Christian holiday, Christmas. Any ideas?

 

[Bob]

Pagans don't ride the airwaves asking for money.......I think

 

[seaside2]

If you'll do something about that tar, I'll tell you.:funn:

 

[Smiling JOe]

If you'll do something about that tar, I'll tell you.:funn:

I can make it wink at you.

 

[Bob]

Please make it burp or sneeze!

 

[Smiling JOe]

Please make it burp or sneeze!

I can make it throw up chocolate brownies, or spit out M&M's, but I cannot make it sneeze.

 

[seaside2]

I can make it throw up chocolate brownies, or spit out M&M's, but I cannot make it sneeze.

thank God for small favors.

 

[seaside2]

So, I'm wondering why our gov't offices are allowed to decorate for the Pagan holiday, Halloween, but not allowed to decorate for the Christian holiday, Christmas. Any ideas?

The athiests (Madelyn Murray O'Haire, et ux) filed suit and won (seperation of church and state).

I think it it was in the early sixties.

 

[seacrestkristi]

:funn::funn::funn::rofl:

 

[hnooe]

So, I'm wondering why our gov't offices are allowed to decorate for the Pagan holiday, Halloween, but not allowed to decorate for the Christian holiday, Christmas. Any ideas?

It is a historical fact that many of todays Christian holidays have their roots in Pagan rituals.