Chumly wrote:fishin wrote:You have yet to demonstrate that a position as a "spiritual coordinator" has anything to do with church/state seperation.
I have done so with ease given Canada's socialized, government controlled, medical system. You on the other hand have provided precious little (outside of logical fallacies) to support your claims and counters - dodge much?
No, you haven't. You have made a
claim that there is a violation of church and state principle. You have not provided one single legal citation that any such seperation exists or should exist in this situation nor have you provided any evidence that a "sprititual coordinator" is considered a "religious" position.
Your personal opinion isn't proof by any standard.
