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What is Maryland doing? With all the reports of this kind coming out of Germany and the CIS countries you would think that the legislator's would be a little bit more savvy than to fall into the trap of getting involved in religious topics. Beyond separation of Church and State, political office holders do not need to be throwing firecrackers when their constituents are burning churches and temples. It's this kind of message that starts community division and unrest. Just ask the Serbs and Croats about "real" religion.

: -- Michael Shea, MIS Pagedesigners.com (posted 8/23, 10:18 a.m., E.D.T.)

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