When you are "sworn in" in a court room, you raise your right hand and are asked, "Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?". But yet religious, moral, and ethical values have no bearing in a court case. What's the point of taking an oath before "God" and on the Bible if they aren't going to allow you to use the Bible as a defense in the court? Tell me what you think.
2006-09-09
17:06:15
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Lonewolf
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Politics & Government
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What I meant was why can't common sense, moral, ethical, and logical reasoning be used in a court room. And if you are to be sworn in on a bible, why can't you use the bible in the court room?
2006-09-11
04:08:03 ·
update #1