DIANA B. HENRIQUES has written a very useful set of articles in the New York Times that is linked to in the title to this post.What I take away from these articles is that Amerika has repealed the First Amendment and has established Christianity as the official state religion of the United States of Christ.All three branches of government and all three levels of government (the legislative, executive, and judicial; as well the local, state, and federal) have abdicated their authority to this Christian state. Religious organizations in Amerika exist for the sole purpose of exerting power over us. These four articles in the NYT shows beyond a shadow of doubt that Christian religious organizations in the USC have demonstrated their ability to exert their authority over all levels of our government to the severe detriment of the people. The lack of support for poverty programs, affordable housing for the working poor, millions of children without any health care, lack of adequate education and the extremely poor pay for teachers, all of these problems can be laid at the door of all the churches in Amerika who spend all their time fighting to keep from providing the resources necessary to end these problems.That only leaves one question: who is the Ayatollah in charge of the United States of Christ? Please vote for your favorite candidate to be our Amerikan Christian Ayatollah from among the following listing of self appointed candidates:1. Dr. James C. Dobson, founder and chairman of Focus on the Family2. D. James Kennedy, founder and president of Coral Ridge Ministries3. Rev. Pat Robertson, founder, CEO and director of Christian Broadcasting Network4. Jay Sekulow, chief counsel for American Center for Law and Justice5. Tony Perkins, president and CEO of Family Research Council6. Rev. Louis P Sheldon, founder and chairman of Traditional Values Coalition7. Rev. Jerry Falwell, founder and director of Jerry Falwell MinistriesForget the November election. This is the only vote that counts.
phreddy:
I’m gonna try to address this only once (hopefully):
Oh honkey please. You mentor teenagers, am I correct? You & I both know they leave details out.
Here’s an anecdote:
Back when I was living w/my GF, I got home from work, only to find out that her son was going to get in trouble for ‘laughing at a teacher’. We rushed over to the school (I was ready to raise the roof).
Turned out he visited a friend in detention, ignored the teacher in charge, & finally laughed in her face.
He ended up writing a letter of apology to the teacher (under duress, sure).
The moral?
Teenagers tell you the details that flatter them best.
Hmmmm…I think some adults do that too. The religious ones are in the majority, I think…
It wouldn’t surprise me in the least if the child was thumping the bible, not reading it quietly.
hey guys why does phreedm not respond to questions i or others put to him.i don’t insult him like some do i only ask where he stands on church rules,his view of atheists.does he support prohibition of drinking etc.my ?’s are not intended as an assault on his beliefs
just want to know where he stands on rules and laws that effect everyday life.
off-topic the guy up the road from me has a sign up that says support marriage.he’s a big drunk.thats what i love about this country always something to make you smile.
off-topic the guy up the road from me has a sign up that says support marriage.he’s a big drunk.thats what i love about this country always something to make you smile.
let me guess hes divorced and xtian
so some like me he’d never support my civil rights yeah such a free country yup makes me smile.
udonman you know better than to question divorced peoples support for
traditional marriage.have a good weekend i got to go i have to plan the new world order.