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Stop H. Res. 888, the Pro-Christianity Resolution

Check out the article from Talk to Action about H. Res. 888 linked to in the title to this posting.We have created a Godless American Political Action Committee Action Alert to try and stop the 31 sponsors of this disgusting resolution. As the article makes clear, the Whereas’s to this resolution are filled with half-truths, lies and damned lies. The worst part of this resolution is the attempt it makes to rewrite our nation’s history with lies. They want this trash taught in our schools. They want our history to say that America was never a nation of freedom loving liberty worshipers. We have always been a bunch of Christians and only Christians. There are no minorities and if there are any, they don’t count in America.My question is simple: if this a Christian nation under God and God rules; then why in the hell do these pandering politicians keep asking me (a mere mortal) to vote? If God rules, then let him elect these pandering politicians. But take action, read the alert and send a message loud and clear to your Representatives. Thanks.Peter Nuhn

61 Responses to “Stop H. Res. 888, the Pro-Christianity Resolution”

  1. avatar charlie says:

    the good news is that this is bullshit

    the bad news is that theres plenty of it (Young Guns Movie)

    Here’s one laughable quote from this unconstitutional piece a smelly righteous bullshit and waste of tax payer dollars….

    “Whereas political scientists have documented that the most frequently-cited source in the political period known as The Founding Era was the Bible”….

    like burning witches, enslaving a race, discriminating against women, bigotry and intolerance…the fucking list goes on and on….what a great source…

  2. avatar says:

    Let’s not get emotoinal about this…eh?

    Facts are facts. The author of this article tries to explain away…

    “Whereas political scientists have documented that the most frequently-cited source in the political period known as The Founding Era was the Bible”

    …by making the argument that it wasn’t the bible these quotes came from, but from sermons. Does this really need to be explained?

    You know…we could replicate all but 12 verses of the New Testament by simply using “sermons” from the 1st century…

    This has actually all been addressed 120 years ago…

    http://members.aol.com/TestOath/HolyTrinityOp1-2.htm

  3. avatar what says:

    The poor theists need another federal resolution to bolster there lack of faith in their faith. We were all born atheist. This is an atheist nation. Deal with it.

    Theism is so costly and wasteful. To promote, in a world of finite resources, such a costly and wasteful institution as religion is not in the interest of humanity. A lie is an expensive thing to maintain and everyday one can see the enormous resources devoted to maintaining the lies of theists. Our planet demands and end to theism.

  4. avatar what says:

    there -> their. There there.

  5. avatar charlie says:

    documenting that this is a christian nation would be like saying this is a mans nation, or a white nation, or a hetero white mans nation …

    it will not fly past even the righteously tilted supreme court let alone the house….

    suck it phreedm

  6. avatar mainmise says:

    It’s lovely how they use “American Religious History Week” instead of “America was Founded on Christianity Week.”

    Because really, isn’t that what the bill is saying?

  7. avatar Hoodlum says:

    If America was founded as a Christian nation, why did the Founding Fathers ignore and go against large parts of the bible? Freedom of/from Religion, freedom of speech, and many other rights go against God’s will.

    Me, I am just thankful we live in a society with a government strong enough to restrain the murderous impulses of the Christian god and his followers :)

  8. avatar Naughtyniko says:

    Off topic:

    How can we atheists become trolls on Christian blogs? An eye for an eye, right?

    Naughtyniko

  9. avatar karen says:

    I was enjoying reading all the refutations of the articles of HR888, when the post just stopped midway thru. ??? I even went so far as to sign up as a subscriber to the site to try to find the end of it, but couldn’t. Anybody know where/how to find the rest of it?

  10. avatar ej says:

    i don’t know if we’d be any good, because trolls apparently don’t excel in reading comprehension (see above).

  11. avatar Hoodlum says:

    I’ve tried trolling Christian blogs, but most of them just ban me. After all, Christianity is not very democratic religion given its based off the dictates of a nut job dictator-god.

  12. avatar atheon says:

    Personally, I really don’t think Xtians know the difference between being a Majority Xtian based Country vs being a nation governed by the U.S. Constitution.

    Xtianity is not the Supreme Law of the Land; the U.S. Constitution is…
    but Xtians believe the two are the same.

    Atheon

  13. avatar rna2dna says:

    karen,

    I sent an email to the author, I would like to see the end also.

    To all,

    It is in the best interest of the christian, that we argue with their trolls as opposed to doing things that would make our elected politicians know that we expect them to represent us as well. They break the wall one brick at a time, there won’t be one point where you will think this is the one that goes too far. It is all just a bunch of smaller stuff that adds up to a lot. One day they might declare a theocracy but it is more likely they want a theocracy without declaring it. The christian will take whatever it can get.

    I hope our fasination with our christian pets isn’t causing us to neglect doing things that might actually help.

  14. avatar atheon says:

    rna2dna

    [I hope our fasination with our christian pets isn't causing us to neglect doing things that might actually help. ]

    Well said…

    Atheon

  15. avatar davepete says:

    >>Naughtyniko Off topic:

    >>How can we atheists become trolls >>on Christian blogs?

    Well, first we remove your brain…

    >>An eye for an eye, right?

    That’s their book. I don’t think it’s worth it, and it’s been said:
    “An eye for an eye, leaves the whole world blind.”

  16. avatar rna2dna says:

    atheon,

    Thanks! Would you mind spelling fascination for me? I obviously don’t know how :(

  17. avatar pha says:

    I’m glad our congress is working hard on important issues. Wasn’t there a war or something going on as well? Oh well, forget about that, let’s read the bible.

  18. avatar reason says:

    phreedm
    john wesley said all men are born mere atheists.
    gov’t sanctioned faith is no faith at all.why import the sectarian division of the old world.the founding fathers were active members of the christian church but they were not fools they knew that those who claim to speak for god only speak for their own desires.

  19. avatar says:

    Comment from: Hoodlum

    Freedom of/from Religion

    Freedom from religion…?

    Hoodlum, how about giving us one example of people coming to America before 1776 with this concept…

    This is a great example of a lie being propagated by groups such as AA…

  20. avatar Hoodlum says:

    Thomas Paine, plus MD, the misnamed Tolerant Colony, repeatedly singled out atheists for discriminatory measures.

    Now Phreedm, tell me where freedom of speech, religion, and association are endorsed in the Bible?

  21. avatar atheon says:

    rna2dna,

    Sure, that’s easy. “Phacinayshun”

    Hope that helps.

    Atheon :)

  22. avatar says:

    Comment from: Hoodlum

    Thomas Paine, plus MD, the misnamed Tolerant Colony, repeatedly singled out atheists for discriminatory measures.

    Please provide resources and an example or two…

  23. avatar says:

    Comment from: Hoodlum

    Now Phreedm, tell me where freedom of speech, religion, and association are endorsed in the Bible?

    Freedom…is freedom. The freedom’s you describe are simply parts of the greater freedom one as from the Spirit…

  24. avatar dawnisis says:

    phreedm,

    Our founding fathers ENDED the control and power of the xian church once and for all. Because of america all xian theocracies were eventually ended and will never have any government control again.

    They destroyed a millenium of rule by xians and the xians have no power anymore over anyone except those who voluntarily enslave themselves and their children.

    Freedom FROM religion. They knew exactly what they were doing and why. And that was to destroy the xian power hold.

  25. avatar dawnisis says:

    The bible calls for the exact opposite of freedom. You can’t do anything you want because there is eternal burning waiting if you don’t do EXACTLY what god wants.

    If you translate that into a government you get the old testament form of rule where EVERYTHING calls for the death penalty i.e. witchcraft.

    So you aren’t free phreedm, but you are lucky enough to live in a free country.

  26. avatar dawnisis says:

    The freedom’s you describe are simply parts of the greater freedom one as from the Spirit…

    That sentence is a bunch of words strung together with no meaning.

    one as from the spirit? WTF does that mean?

    What’s a “Spirit”?

  27. avatar dawnisis says:

    “greater freedom”????

    It ain’t freedom to think that’s for sure.

  28. avatar says:

    Comment from: Hoodlum

    Now Phreedm, tell me where freedom of speech, religion, and association are endorsed in the Bible?

    I could give numerous examples from both the old and new testaments. But just to wet your apparent appetite…

    How about the Scripture found on the Liberty Bell?

    The Pennsylvania Assembly ordered the Bell in 1751 to commemorate the 50-year anniversary of William Penn’s 1701 Charter of Privileges, Pennsylvania’s original Constitution. It speaks of the rights and freedoms valued by people the world over. Particularly forward thinking were Penn’s ideas on religious freedom, his liberal stance on Native American rights, and his inclusion of citizens in enacting laws.

    As the Bell was created to commemorate the golden anniversary of Penn’s Charter, the quotation “Proclaim Liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof,” from Leviticus 25:10, was particularly apt. For the line in the Bible immediately preceding “proclaim liberty” is, “And ye shall hallow the fiftieth year.” What better way to pay homage to Penn and hallow the 50th year than with a bell proclaiming liberty?

    Inscribed on the Bell is the quotation, “By Order of the Assembly of the Province of Pensylvania for the State House in Philada.”

    http://www.ushistory.org/libertybell/pics/strip.htm

    http://www.ushistory.org/libertybell/

    Wow…”By Order of the Assembly of PA”. Scripture placed on the bible. Following the 50 year jubilee described in Leviticus 25:10

    Consecrate the fiftieth year and proclaim liberty throughout the land to all its inhabitants.

    Imagine that…and in a secular nation…

    Nope…the bible had nothing to do with the founding of America…right.
    So I ask you…exactly who is rewritting history?

    And just in case you’re unsure of the definition of “liberty”.

    1. freedom from arbitrary or despotic government or control.
    2. freedom from external or foreign rule; independence.
    3. freedom from control, interference, obligation, restriction, hampering conditions, etc.; power or right of doing, thinking, speaking, etc., according to choice.

    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/liberty

  29. avatar says:

    dawnisis…

    Prove it with facts.

    If what you say is true, then why were christian church services held within Federal Government buildings up until the 1870′s?

    And I specifically asked for an example of a group of people fleeing from anywhere to come to America for the sole purpose of “Freedom from Religion” BEFORE 1776.

  30. avatar says:

    dawnisis…one things for certain. You have obviously never read the bible. So any further discussion on here would be a waste of real estate.

    However, please feel free to contact me if you’re sincere in your questions…

    one as from the spirit? WTF does that mean?

    What’s a “Spirit”?

    phreedm@yahoo.com

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