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National Day of Prayer by BloodyViking 2006-11-19 12:55:59
Way to ignore separation of Church and State.
Dubya's babblings
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  This isn't anything new by DesertRat662005-05-05 10:20:33
    This is the 54th, according to another article. by BloodyViking2005-05-05 10:30:33
    I have no problem with a National Day of Prayer by toxin2005-05-05 11:39:04
      Was there a Rabbi there? by RigbyReardon2005-05-05 12:12:30
        Maybe one was invited and couldn't attend? by DesertRat662005-05-05 12:46:13
    You Must be Older Than You Type by Psyop2005-05-05 13:38:15
  You should have heard me banging on earlier... by McNutcase2005-05-05 10:22:00
    well, it's perfectly logical... by niwikki2005-05-05 10:26:55
      True... by McNutcase2005-05-05 10:28:51
    "In God we trust" ? by chipmunk22005-05-05 10:27:22
      Given that... by McNutcase2005-05-05 10:30:29
        It also presumes the existence of a god by Tomo2005-05-05 10:31:26
          I think it argues for no official state religion by plblark2005-05-05 10:33:01
            No. The founders didn't put "God" on the money. by BloodyViking2006-11-19 12:55:59
              The story by DesertRat662006-11-19 12:55:59
                BTW by jedikahuna2005-05-05 11:11:06
                  I prefer my money not to say anything by DesertRat662005-05-05 11:30:06
                    "Help! Help! by LionsPhil2005-05-05 11:39:30
                    A goodbye would be nice... (n/t) by evilsysadmin2005-05-05 11:45:50
                      I prefer a "hello". (n/t) by McNutcase2005-05-05 11:47:20
      I don't like explanation two by nedludd2005-05-05 10:34:16
        That is a bit of arrogance in itself. by BloodyViking2005-05-05 11:01:56
          Nit to pick by frizzgrig2005-05-05 12:20:20
        No to mention by LionsPhil2005-05-05 11:12:37
      It isn't A state, it is The State by BloodyViking2005-05-05 10:35:41
      As it was explained by a law teacher I had in by evilsysadmin2005-05-05 10:38:22
        But it should. by Tomo2005-05-05 10:46:59
      'tis on the money, must be Mammon. (n/t) by greybeaver2005-05-05 10:51:08
  There us no problem here.... by frizzgrig2005-05-05 10:38:02
    Yes, there is. by BloodyViking2005-05-05 10:47:44
      The act of prayer by frizzgrig2005-05-05 11:17:34
        "Object of worship" implies a being. by BloodyViking2005-05-05 11:27:40
          Here's an interesting thought by DesertRat662005-05-05 11:40:46
            Nope. by McNutcase2005-05-05 11:44:09
              Do you have a specific source by frizzgrig2005-05-05 11:51:19
                He's a part of the Government. by McNutcase2005-05-05 11:53:12
                  There are a lot of people who fall into by frizzgrig2006-11-19 12:55:59
                    You do realize, don't you, by BloodyViking2005-05-05 12:32:54
                      I know, but you also realize by frizzgrig2005-05-05 12:42:35
                  where..... by jedikahuna2005-05-05 15:21:31
              Company time by DesertRat662005-05-05 12:38:54
            No. Even though, in his case, his residence by BloodyViking2005-05-05 11:57:25
              So there's nothing really wrong with by DesertRat662005-05-05 12:35:23
                Not a thing. by BloodyViking2005-05-05 14:01:25
              Let me propose a scenerio by frizzgrig2005-05-05 13:04:30
          No, OBJECT means by frizzgrig2005-05-05 11:44:07
            "Object of worship" != "object". by BloodyViking2005-05-05 12:06:55
              What about by frizzgrig2005-05-05 12:11:47
                You mean Gaia? Mother Nature? ;-) by BloodyViking2005-05-05 12:19:52
                  NO by frizzgrig2005-05-05 12:34:04
          That would infringe on his 1st amendment right (n/t) by jedikahuna2005-05-05 15:18:36
        What if you believe in multiple Makers? by kyrasantae2005-05-05 12:35:09
  the truth. by jedikahuna2005-05-05 10:51:26
    Thine God would be a little stressed, by greybeaver2005-05-05 10:59:17
    of course there is also that part in the bible by evilsysadmin2005-05-05 10:59:26
      that's true by jedikahuna2005-05-05 11:04:21
    You can blame that on... by Illiad2005-05-05 11:00:46
      that I can agree with. by jedikahuna2005-05-05 11:05:52
    Readable version (including proper caps): by Pic2005-05-05 11:02:32
      THX (n/t) by jedikahuna2005-05-05 11:06:39
        1138? (n/t) by greybeaver2005-05-05 11:07:35
        "The audience is disintegrating"? (n/t) by wheresthefish2005-05-05 11:22:35
      I've never seen that additional text to #2 :-) (n (n/t) by plblark2005-05-05 11:17:00
      Bill of Rights *IS* part of the Constitution by kapnkrunch2006-11-19 12:55:59
        Ummm yes and no by DesertRat662005-05-05 12:33:37
          I realize that, however... by kapnkrunch2005-05-05 12:44:11
          The COnstitution is subject to repeal, itself. (n/t) by kelli2172005-05-05 13:56:34
    I'll start considering truth from religions when by tallastro2005-05-05 11:20:56
      Truth <> Organized Religion by Havoc2005-05-05 12:08:48
    Please learn to use whitespace. by BloodyViking2005-05-05 11:21:56
      here is one by jedikahuna2005-05-05 15:44:22
        "Also I am a hardware geek not an HTML code geek. by shorty822005-05-05 19:53:35
          Thanks by jedikahuna2005-05-05 20:18:30

 

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