Posted on Nov 23, 2016
How much influence, if any, should religious organizations have in politics?
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the True meaning in the separation of church and state ...
keeping the Church from Making decisions for the state and Keeping the State out of the Pulpit...
keeping the Church from Making decisions for the state and Keeping the State out of the Pulpit...
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Companies lobby Congress. Unions lobby Congress. MOAA (Military Officers Association of America) lobbies Congress. Does CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations) lobby Congress? or USCMO? ISNA? If they do, why wouldn't a Coalition of Catholic Organizations Against Human Trafficking be able to? As a faction within our populace (and we all are members of factions), do we tape shut the mouths of believers, but allow every other faction a voice?
http://www.usccb.org/about/anti-trafficking-program/coalition-of-catholic-organizations-against-human-trafficking.cfm
http://www.usccb.org/about/anti-trafficking-program/coalition-of-catholic-organizations-against-human-trafficking.cfm
Coalition of Catholic Organizations Against Human Trafficking
Coalition of Catholic Organizations Against Human Trafficking
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SSG Shavonde Chase
You say a church should have a voice. What should they be able to voice about as there is suppose to be a separation between church and state.
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SSG Shavonde Chase - As an organization operating under free speech any organization can voice their thoughts and opinions, thus my reasoning for saying "a voice". BUT they should not have a say or influence in how our political system works or should run.
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