The liberals and the religious ones are similar to two turkeys fighting over who will make it to the Thanksgiving Dinner table. Behind every educational scholar is a theory at bat ready to be struck out by the religious ace. On the other hand, remember the subliminal music of 1980's, that got laughed out of court for the proof definitely was not in the pudding. It is hard finding middle ground when the two sides think they are estranged siblings.

Freedom of speech extends further than your protests, and baptism in the park is no more unconstitutional than trying to speaking for the preservation of turtles in the Everglades. Attacks on religion are as obvious as the debate against The Passion of Christ. Watched it twice as a critic, and had to give the movie two thumbs up. Just some need to be honest, you are afraid they are going to take the opportunity to oppress us with their religiosity. If state sponsored organized religion was allowed, some of them think things would get better, but still finding middle ground is as slippery as newly made ice. Heard that people were trying to find holiness from the movie. You cannot speak for everyone, some of the comrades heard it was very violent, and they cannot get enough of that sort of movie genre.

Regardless of the animosity, finding middle ground is needed for the foundation to survive. Otherwise are we going to always be puppets waiting for the puppeteer to pull the strings. Let us be friends, while respecting science, free speech, and religion at the same time. All three elements can exist at the same time, or the alternative is a chaotic society that is hogging up the justice system with right versus left wing rhetoric.

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