- Joined
- Jul 28, 2008
- Messages
- 45,596
- Reaction score
- 22,536
- Location
- Everywhere and nowhere
- Gender
- Male
- Political Leaning
- Progressive
What about the intolerance by the members who wanted to pray against the members who wanted them to STFU.
What if I were at the table and wanted to discuss my beliefs about synchronicity instead of of praying to their god? Would they have sat their while I lectured them on Carl Jung?
What about the beliefs of someone different than their own? Would they have tolerance for that? I think not.
The only thing that really matters is what the private organization that hands out the subsidized meals decides is the rule.
If they decided to allow the group prayer, then those who are unhappy with that decision can seek their free (for all intent and purposes) lunch elsewhere.
If they decided to ban the group prayer, then those who are unhappy with that decision can seek their free (for all intent and purposes) lunch elsewhere.