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Old 10-13-2006, 09:11 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by hevusa View Post
The fact that liquor laws are based on religious ideals are simply seen Kat.

How does liquor affect the human body differently on Sunday Kat? It doesn't. Liquor is heavily restricted on "God's day of rest" and it is utter bullshit.
Well unless you're a binge drinker...I doubt even an alcoholic would drown themselves in alcohol before the Sunday morning service. But I haven't really been exposed to the idea that Christians want to restrict alcohol consumption on Sundays. It sounds kind of foreign to me. Most Americans drink. And most Americans are Christians. Please stop me if you catch something wrong here, but I don't think alcohol laws supported by a majority would be based on religion. Otherwise there would only be certain restrictions for the sabbath.
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