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There was a gentleman, who in a recent Record-Eagle article, said prayer in a board of commissioners is not helpful. This gentleman says he was an atheist. The issue of whether prayer in a board of commissioners meeting, whether in a Leelanau County meeting, or other board meetings, is a Constitutional right to do so. On May 5, 2014 the Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that Christian prayers did not violate the Constitutional prohibition against government establishment of religion; the justices cited history and tradition.<\/p>\n
Even Aristotle, who was not a Christian, recognized that there had to be a prime mover. Some atheists say that gravity is the cause of creation. We dont even fully understand what gravity is in the known universe. Or are there other universes?<\/p>\n
Science works off of logic, and what is more logical than Aristotles argument? Atheism is illogical and merely a persons subjective view.<\/p>\n
Ed Hahnenberg<\/p>\n
Lake Leelanau<\/p>\n
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