The beginning to every invention, every story, development,
action, indeed every institution, religious and otherwise began with
questions. Questions concerning the
specifics and generalities of God are the most rippling. Congress shall make no law prohibiting the
free exercise of questions pertaining to the interpretation of God and all
other subjects.
People have the
right to question the world and the universe, any theory, any portion of
reality and the interpretation of God herself, in whatever manner they see
fit. People have the right to question any subject up to and including the
interpretation of God through any religion or other discipline. People have the right to question any
subject, even established religious interpretations. No individual shall face repercussion for
their interpretation of God and any other question, other than being told
another perspective. Everyone has the
right to question everything and exercise individual interpretations of
everything, even God. When one is allowed to question religious
interpretations, then questioning all else is granted. No subject is above questioning and no
institution is above questions, even those of God. Everything changes and sometimes people lie,
requiring open questions.
The original patriots knew the power
of questioning and they did so, perhaps over a cup of tea, while discussing
tea. "Who? What?
Where? Why? When?
And, how?" They asked.
"All religions, arts, and sciences are branches of the
same tree."
Albert Einstein
STAGE TWO:
COMMUNICATE
or abridging the freedom of speech,
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