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By June Griffin
The famous superintendent of schools in California, Dr. Max Rafferty, in the 1960's, stated: "To adjust to the twentieth century is to come to terms with madness."
Down through the centuries, there have raged great debates around questions of moment. National boundaries have been argued, political philosophies hammered out by orators filled with the spirits of patriotism or righteousness or even wrongness, for that matter. Their arguments, bound in high and noble principles, have held their audiences in deep thought and consideration. Writings and commentaries recorded the annals of these awesome topics.
As late as 1892, the Supreme Court of the United States, after reviewing hundreds of documents and records, supremely concluded that this is a Christian nation (Trinity vs. USA). However, after the World Parliament of Religions in 1893 in Chicago, we have debates of a different sort and the Courts have had to muddle through lesser and preponderous, yeah, supremely stupid considerations.
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