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On the contrary , attention to the laws of worship may require a certain formality in style and language somewhat removed from ordinary speech . Mr. David Newman ( Riel ) : I felt I must , as a member of the legal profession and also a member of the Legislative Assembly as a professional parliamentarian , I just want to make clear for the record , in response to what Mr. Mackintosh said , that the process which has existed in Manitoba prior to even the introduction of the advisory committee was consistent with the requirements for judicial independence established by the Supreme Court of Canada in the Valente case . Instantly the vast assemblage , as with one accord , struck up the national hymn of the United States , and " Yankee Doodle , " sung by five million of hearty throats , rose like a roaring tempest to the farthest limits of the atmosphere . For the this-worldly believer , on the contrary , successful liturgical practice is a matter of feeling and self-expression . Quite legal , and I am not suggesting anything to the contrary , but I am not clear at all yet that this issue is addressed , and I would appreciate more discussion . In my response to Dean Anthony T. Kronman of the Yale Law School in the matter of their policy of discrimination against religious organizations ( Correspondence , August / September ) , I mentioned in passing that it was strange that we had not heard from Professor Stephen Carter of the law school , who has written so much and so well about bias against religion . This exploratory phase should start no later than your junior year of high school , when there is plenty of time to talk things over with many people , without having to reach any conclusion or commit yourself . Diversity does not imply defect or sin on the part of anyone ; on the contrary , the relative imperfections of things are desired by God : " The cause of this disparity could be from the part of God , certainly not that He was punishing certain individuals and rewarding others ; but that He would raise some up more , and others less , so that the beauty of order would more shine forth in humankind . This must be seen from the background of a more startling fact : in this past century , especially during its latter half , the political power of Jews has grown at the same time the political power of Christians has shrunk .