ELLEN JOHNSON ON FOX NEWS THANKSGIVING (TOMORROW, THURSDAY NOV. 22 TO DISCUSS AA APPEAL, UTAH CROSS CASE ELLEN JOHNSON, President of American Atheists will be on the Fox News Channel on Thanksgiving (Thursday, Nov. 22, 2007) to discuss the appeal on the Utah Christian cross case. Johnson will be on “American Pulse” with Julie Bendaras at 2:25 PM ET — check local listings. On Tuesday, a US District Judge ruled that 12-foot-high Christian crosses on public land — erected to ostensibly honor fallen members of the Utah Highway Patrol — conveyed a secular, not religious, message. Visit http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,312455,00.html for background. American Atheists has announced that it will appeal the decision. WHO & WHAT: Ellen Johnson, President of American Atheists discusses the legal appeal on the Utah Christian cross case. WHERE: FoxNews Channel, “America’s Pulse” with Julie Bendaras. WHEN: Thanksgiving Day, Thursday November 22, 2007 AT 2:35 PM ET, check local listings MORE INFO: http://www.foxnews.com (AMERICAN ATHEISTS is a nationwide movement that defends civil rights for Atheists, Freethinkers and other nonbelievers; works for the total separation of church and state; and addresses issues of First Amendment public policy.)
you can always rely on fox to be bias
Ok so, is this gonna be on youtube?
Fox Newsiness pundits will probably come out with their usual professions of faith. Next time, why not just ask them directly: Why do you believe in an invisible dictator in the sky?
What evidence do you have for your belief?
Rather than trying to defend non-belief, take the offensive and make them defend belief.
i hope the media doesn’t try to make it look like we don’t have compassion for the victims families or we don’t respect police.
Get ready for the shoutdown. Fox is good for Jerry Springer type debating. Whoever is the loudest is right! Bring your megaphone.
Just one more perfect example of how the Treaty of Tripoli has been misinterpreted…
As you scratch your head, reread the 10th Amendment…
Alex…do you know why Connecticut is known as the Constitution State?
phreedummy:
Is this a White Mans nation?
How was the Treaty writen in English mistranslated to you?
The 10th:
“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
Is supported by the 1st.
Wikipedia:
“Both the Connecticut and New Haven Colonies established documents of Fundamental Orders, considered the first constitutions in North America.” In 1959 the General assembly designated Connecticut with the nickname “Constitution State” (This is debated though) So what is your point?
It is also known as the Nutmeg State,Provisions state, and Land of Steady Habits
DD…you really can’t be that ignorant…now can you?
“States Rights”…
Alex requested one founding document stating a nation founded on christianity…I did…
Claimed he’d go to a church and give $1000.00…and as we all knew…he reneged…
So, here’s another “founding document” based upon christianity…
I can’t wait to hear the spin…
http://www.constitution.org/bcp/fo_1639.htm
phreedummy: You are the ignorant one. Answer the question. Is this a White Mans nation?
You are also qouting from Reverend Thomas Hooker, in 1693, for three Connecticut towns, a general court where Hooker delivered a sermon.
Alex has not been proven wrong.
THis is a sample of how xtians love to confuse the gullible. Not really even a good attempt.
phreedy is again quote mining, but it is hard to see what the wingnut is referring to here.
Not a founding document of the United States.
Seriously, at that level of (non)intelligence, someone else has to be tying Peedummy’s shoelaces.
Comment from: DeepDiver
No…it’s the founding constitution for Connecticut…
Hmmm…obviously you haven’t done the DD to find out why Connecticut is called the “Constitution State”…
How do you learn anything when you can’t see what’s in front of you…?
Do you always have to be lead by the hand to discover facts…?
So now the brillance of 66 is telling us that none of the state constitutions are founding documents for the United States…
Sheesh…
Phreedm,
Where is that wording with Jesus and Gospel?
http://www.sots.ct.gov/RegisterManual/SectionI/ctconstit.htm
Ha ha ha… more ignorance from phreedm…
Hey phreedm… your argument is always about what exact words appear in the Constitution… maybe you can point out where the words “state’s rights” appear in the Constitution…
Oh yeah… they don’t… because states don’t have rights… people have rights…
Poor phreedm seems to think America was founding sometime around 1638 as well… when three villages in what later became Connecticut made a little agreement amongst themselves…
This is his “proof” that his theocratic fantasies are real…
Sad…
You know, people tend to go away if you just ignore them. Why do you people keep giving him what he wants? He only posts here because he knows he can get the best of you. You know you’re not going to change his mind and he’s not going to change yours. Name calling and insults don’t make you look any better than religious people.
Just let his screen name die already.