Patricia at Blondesense is kicking ass with her series on the 10 Commandments. Click on the title there to read her discussion on "Thou Shalt not Kill". And you thought "God" was pro-life? Hah!
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2 Comments:
Morgaine, just finished your feature piece. Come by here and get your props. FYI: The Ten Commandments is by Eponymous Blondesense (Liz), not Pissed Off Patricia.
Basing the Law off of any particular religious dogma, especially fundamentalist/extremist teachings, would greatly hamper civil liberties and basic human rights. Women can certainly bid their rights a fond farewell should we allow extremist Christianity to run amuck in our Legislatures.
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