The Atheist Inquisition, Is that like the Supreme Court?

Question

The Supreme court is the arbiter of religion and law.
And a lot more than that, of life and death, the same ways.
There is a parallel I can see.
What do you think?
BTW I am not bashing, lets discuss this.

My Real name is Toweleeeie.
Source South Park 1005.

Answer 1

Yep. Supreme court stinks.

Answer 2

You've got to be joking. The Supreme Court does not operate on the behalf of denial in religion.

Answer 3

I'm trying to figure out what the Supreme Court and atheism have to do with each other. I see secularism, and I would prefer they judge based on logic than religious doctrine, but I don't see a blatant atheist promotion.

Answer 4

The Supreme court does not play mediator between law and religion.

The Supreme court hears cases and makes rulings based on their " interpretations" of Constitutional law.

Your question does not merit further discussion.

Answer 5

Um...no. You see the SC tends to be filled with religious people. They do not have the power to order people to death, they overturn/up hold convictions. An "atheist inquisition" would be nutcases who torture people into denying the supernatural and burn the ones who won't recant. BTW there will never be such an event because atheists are hard to brainwash and therefore reistant to such crazy ideas.

Answer 6

There's a big difference between secular and atheist.

And an atheist inquisition would probably involve the use of a Comfy Chair.

Answer 7

i have yet to see a burning, would brighten my day though.

seriously, i dont think the supreme court can be dragged into the religion and law fight. they only determine constitutionality.

Answer 8

Towlie!

Answer 9

Hard to fallow your reasoning... But I think you got it backward!