Two Florida school officials won't go to jail for praying

[--Pete]

Hi,

I have no problems with theologians (apart from that in my opinion they are doing useless things) and would never try to stop them from what they are doing.

Actually, the definition of theologian is one who studies religions. In that sense, what they are doing is no more or less useful than studying literature, history, archeology, etc. They are all fields that enrich our knowledge without contributing directly to our material well being. The fact that many (if not most) theologians entered the field in the hope of somehow 'proving' their beliefs supports your statement. But those who are true seekers of the truth, and who try to understand the commonalities and differences in religions, its source, and its appeal are actually on the forefront of demystifying religion and moving it to its appropriate place as myth and superstition. And studying their work should be required for all.

--Pete