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When You've Parked The Second Car In The Garage, And Installed The Hot Tub, And Skied In Colorado, And Wind-surfed In The Caribbean, When You've Had Your First Love Affair And Your Second And Your Third, The Question Will Remain, Where Does The Dream End For Me?

Way Down Deep The American People Are Afraid Of An Entangling Relationship Between Formal Religions - Or Whole Bodies Of Religious Belief - And Government. Apart From Constitutional Law And Religious Doctrine, There Is A Sense That Tells Us It's Wrong To Presume To Speak For God Or To Claim God's Sanction Of Our Particular Legislation And His Rejection Of All Other Positions. Most Of Us Are Offended When We See Religion Being Trivialized By Its Appearance In Political Throw-away Pamphlets.

We Believe In Only The Government We Need, But We Insist On All The Government We Need.

The Values Derived From Religious Belief Will Not - And Should Not - Be Accepted As Part Of The Public Morality Unless They Are Shared By The Pluralistic Community At Large, By Consensus.

The Mugger Who Is Arrested Is Back On The Street Before The Police Officer, But The Person Mugged May Not Be Back On The Street For A Long Time, If Ever.