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No you didn't. How is a prayer, regardless of who leads it and where, an attempt by the government to establish a religion? Never mind. You can't answer that question because it is so clear that it is not , a child could figure it out. Unless you have an agenda...like the aclu , which is the...

That is exactly how the aclu has twisted the 1st amendment into something it was never meant to be. Since you didn't really answer the question, I'll try again. How does a student led prayer before a student body at a football game between students violate the "establishment" clause of the...

Schroeder's anti-American rhetoric didn't work this time.

How does a student led prayer before a student body at a football game between students violate the "establishment" clause of the 1st Amendment? There is no possible way a sane person could conclude that it is an attempt by the government to "establish" a religion.

If one advocates "peace through strength", the wolfman would be a good choice.

Finally. Another Judge who decided to enforce the Constitution instead of rewrite it from the bench.

They don't if you are a government official or even a private citizen on government property. The ACLU is clearly anti-first amendment on the free exercise clause. [/b]</font> Clearly. The aclu doesn't support my right to practise my religion freely and openly when they have been instrumental...

No. I understood you and agree. I apologize if I didn't state that clearly. I tried to say the same thing , just in a different way.

Why does this not surprise me? http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/09/17/D8CM64J80.html Money Earmarked for Evacuation Redirected Sep 17 2:36 PM US/Eastern By RITA BEAMISH As far back as eight years ago, Congress ordered the Federal Emergency Management Agency to develop a plan for...

I am not surprised by what you write, Tim. I understand how you feel , but I can't write off all the evacuees. What you say is undoubtably going to turn out to be at least partially true, but we have to see if they take advantage of the opportunity to change. God bless you and your family.

All they will really get is an OPPORTUNITY. Some people evidently had none in NOLA. They'll get out of that opportunity what they put into it.

I sell cars Brother Ian. I interact financially almost daily with legals and illegals alike. I even have one finance source that will finance illegals if they have been in country long enough. The point is that, although I'm sure what you are saying takes place, I have yet to find one illegal...

Get a plan with no roaming or long distance charges. Minutes on roam can eat you alive...financially speaking.

But it could be. Maybe it should be. As a Christian, if you're afraid to make a public statement about Christ and God and your relationship to them, why bother being a Christian at all? If you can't take a stand against those, including the aclu, that seek to deny you the right to celebrate...

Sure - let Him remove whatever He places. [/b]</font> I have a neighbor named Tim. Tim is not a Christian. But I'm not going to share Christ with him. If God wants him to accept Christ, he'll do it without my help. Right?

They should have been evacuated before the storm hit. The mayor failed the ones that needed him most.

Give me the money then; I'm certainly no conservative! [/b]</font>

What really drives me crazy is that every time I want to upgrade or change my service, I have to buy a new phone. My old one won't work for some reason. Doesn't seem to matter if it's just been 4 months. I think it's a racket. Planned obsolescence in hyper speed or something. :(

God cannot be removed from the public square unless He so chooses. A Christmas tree is not God; a statue representing the 10 Commandments is not God; organized public prayer is not God. [/b]</font> Agreed. So why don't we,as people, just leave them like they are and let God do the removing?