Re: Missouri declares Christianity its official religion.

[RJLipkin]

In a message dated 3/3/2006 9:16:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Well, I don't see christianity becoming a minority religion in the US any time in my lifetime or my grandchildren's.          My point was both a descriptive (predictive) point and an analytic one.  Steve might be right about the descriptive point, but the analytic point remains. Are those people who want to enshrine a particular religion as the Nation's religion prepared to accept another religion as the nation's religion if and when that other religion becomes the majority religion?  And if not, how do they explain, without making some rather implausible assumptions, why we (members of currently minority religions) should accept their argument now?   Bobby   Robert Justin Lipkin Professor of Law Widener University School of Law Delaware

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