...some sect formally makes explosives part of their religion?
We have sort of a precedent with controlled substances having religious protection; the Native American Church's sacrament, peyote.
Mark L. Fergerson
The health care bills had exemptions for "[...] a member of a recognized religious sect [.]"
So, Reid and Pelosi reserved the right to recognize your religion, or not.
Being Amish looks good. Or Quaker--their gentle (health-tax exempt) philosophy appeals.
-- Cheers, James Arthur
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Church of the Holy Bang. I am up for it. I move to elect Alfred Nobel,=20 inventor of dynamite as a Patron Saint.
There is a fireworks store in the area called "Boom Town". Maybe we can turn the area into a sovereign state, sort of another Vatican City.
Reminds me of an old cartoon.. there's a minister with collar in front of a structure named "Church of the Divine ICBM", and he's explaining to another fellow "we're part of the military-industrial-theological complex".
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