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Originally Posted by Zenas  Joshua,
Our law doesn't function that way. Fortunately, the law protects the Church, for now, from being forced to violate it's own religious views and adopt the secular, which is what would happen were this court to hold otherwise. They would force the Seminary to abandon religious conviction and adopt secular religious views regarding women in teaching positions.
It's comming folks. Most assuredly. |
I think you may be missing my point. The Law should protect the Church, as it should also protect the citizen. What I'm saying is that a person who is fired by a non-government entity (i.e. sovereign), according to my naive opinion, should not have redress by taking it to the courts, since the courts ought not be bringing jurisdiction over a sovereign entity that has not broken any government laws. I dunno...I'm just an Arkansan.