Pledge “cas-support”
"I will register again for the 'church-and-state' pledge if it hasn't reached its target by saturday 24th march but only if 10 other people (or more!) will do the same."
— bitbutter
Deadline to sign up by: 24th March 2007
13 people signed up (3 over target)
More details
This pledge is related to the church-and-state ('The God Delusion') pledge http://www.pledgebank.com/church-and-state and tries to increase the likelihood of its success.
I have registered once, but would be willing to register a second time if necessary.
You can use a different email addresses to add multiple pledges to the church and state pledge by following the instructions here http://www.jamiechristie.com/cands/bulk....
if this support pledge is successful registrants will be expected to add another registration to the church-and-state pledge before its deadline.
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- pledge to give people a chance before I judge them, to help others when I can fill a need in their lives, to promote a positive outlook on life, and to spread a little more love in a world that could really use it.
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Things to do with this pledge
Current signatories (
= they've done it)
bitbutter, the Pledge Creator, joined by:
- J Christie
- Jim Kirkpatrick
- Giles Stokes
- Dorset Humanist Association - Chris Street
- Ronnie Kingsley
- zero
- Steve Brown
- anthony clements
- Deanna Nicholson
- Marc Draco
- Harry Vale
- Peter Steele
- Sam Wilson
Comments on this pledge
— bitbutter
I fully support this idea!
Secondly, the original pledgebank brings up a case about a church asking for exemption from homosexual couples being able to adopt from their agency... this is surely their right. People who want to take the rights away of some for the sake of others, are just causing more problems. Forcing the churches to allow homosexual adoption is as bad as churches forcing people not to. What's the difference? It's hypocritical of atheists to assume their morals are better than everyone elses.