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Will the president take the oath on the Koran?

Will the president take the oath on the Koran?

  • Yes

    Votes: 2 8.3%
  • No

    Votes: 15 62.5%
  • I don't know or don't care

    Votes: 7 29.2%

  • Total voters
    24

Revmitchell

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It wasn't much work at all. You just have to know how to use the search feature to find the specific links.

I remember the prediction clearly, so I knew exactly what I was looking for.


The very last link (the one that I thoughtfully highlighted in bold) shows the prediction being made again - in a response to one of my posts:

Failed prediction from 2008 reasserted for the upcoming inauguration

Since I remember the conversations I have, I had no problem finding it to demonstrate that the claim was made again on 9/25/2012 - two months ago.


I didn't try to see if she had made the prediction to anyone else. Maybe she has, maybe she hasn't.


Actually, I took great pains to show the course of the prediction and that she very honorably admitted that she was in error when it didn't happen. That shows a level of character much higher than others with whom I have interacted on BB.


Roger was being questioned/attacked for asking the question - as if it has never come up before - and Aaron asked for links. I provided links. Then you condemn?

You need to get the beam out of your eye before you make assumptions about the motives and character of others. For one, I happen to like the person who made the prediction, even though I usually disagree with her about most things. She is a person who demonstrates humility on a consistent basis and is genuinely friendly.

The thread itself shows the motive no assumption was made only facts. If someone is wrong about what the president will do it is obvious that starting a thread about it, when the issue is no longer in question, is just to be mean and stick a finger in their eye. Have some Christian charity and let it go.
 

ktn4eg

New Member
Speaking of inauguration day falling on Sunday, private oaths, and all of that, here's a link to something that supposedly really took place right here in the good old US of A way back in 1849:

http://www.senate.gov/art and history/history/President_For_A_Day.htm

NOTE: Urban legend has it that Rice was so tired having to deal with so many items of pressing nature in the US Senate that, when he finally got back home very late on Saturday, March 3, he collapsed into a deep sleep from which he didn't awaken until very late into Sunday, March 4. Thus, he slept through most of his supposed term of office as POTUS!!

(Maybe this republic might be somewhat better off if some of his "future" occupants of the office of POTUS would have followed Rice's example and have done the same during their respective incumbencies! :thumbs: ..........Just saying! :tonofbricks:)
 

OldRegular

Well-Known Member
Why perpetuate the myth of his being a Moslem with the question.

He is a Christian and so he will take the oath on a Bible.

Crabby has looked into the soul of this baby killer and determined he is a "Child of God". I recall when another man looked into the soul of Putin of Russia and look what he got! So watch your back Crabby!
 

ktn4eg

New Member
Please ignore my last thread! Link doesn't work. Just can't trust those Senate links any more I guess. (You know, Harry Reid & all......:BangHead:)
 

Aaron

Member
Site Supporter
Obviously it matters to some here because they said 4 years ago that he would and are saying now that he will. Just trying to get a consensus of our BB membership.
In all your searching you've presented only one who thought it certain, yet you intentionally colored your statement to imply this was a common notion of nonsocialists.

Typical propagandist.
 

billwald

New Member
I propose the oath be taken on a Webster's Seventh Collegiate Dictionary. That way the book can be used to properly define the words in the oath as the writers of the Constitution understood them.
 

NaasPreacher (C4K)

Well-Known Member
I think the man-made tradition of men, often lost men, taking their oath with their hands on the word of God cheapens what it truly is and makes it nothing more than a prop.

Why not use the Koran, or a dictionary, or any other book instead of demeaning God's holy Word to make a man look good? Apparently the oaths taken on it have been pretty meaningless for much of US history.
 
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Scarlett O.

Moderator
Moderator
Simple - to put it to rest. Some here have been quick to make this prophecy and just want to have it on record so that when he doesn't we can see the what a notion it was.

I voted for "no", but I also wanted to vote for "don't know, don't care". But I haven't seen a link to anyone but Lady Eagle who said that she wouldn't be surprised if he did.

So .... who are the "some" and why is it important to "have it on record"?

It won't matter if President Obama puts his hand on the unabridged Call of the Wild or the "C" volume of the Encyclopedia Brittanica. I won't mean any more or any less that any other American citizen who puts their hand on something sacred and swears to tell the truth, defend something, or uphold something.

People do what they want - regardless of oaths. That's why Jesus said not to make them.

I don't really give a hoot nor a holler what document he places his hand on. I'm more interested in what he's going to actually do - in spite of the oath - in the next four years.
 

LadyEagle

<b>Moderator</b> <img src =/israel.gif>
It wasn't much work at all. You just have to know how to use the search feature to find the specific links.

I remember the prediction clearly, so I knew exactly what I was looking for.


The very last link (the one that I thoughtfully highlighted in bold) shows the prediction being made again - in a response to one of my posts:

Failed prediction from 2008 reasserted for the upcoming inauguration

Since I remember the conversations I have, I had no problem finding it to demonstrate that the claim was made again on 9/25/2012 - two months ago.


I didn't try to see if she had made the prediction to anyone else. Maybe she has, maybe she hasn't.


Actually, I took great pains to show the course of the prediction and that she very honorably admitted that she was in error when it didn't happen. That shows a level of character much higher than others with whom I have interacted on BB.


Roger was being questioned/attacked for asking the question - as if it has never come up before - and Aaron asked for links. I provided links. Then you condemn?

You need to get the beam out of your eye before you make assumptions about the motives and character of others. For one, I happen to like the person who made the prediction, even though I usually disagree with her about most things. She is a person who demonstrates humility on a consistent basis and is genuinely friendly.

That, BB, is called being a gentleman, and I thank you.

Roger, I am flattered you devoted a whole thread and poll based on little ole' me. :laugh:

So, I voted yes. And if I am wrong, I will start a whole thread of apology, fair enough?

Thanks, ya'll, I've had my post-Thanksgiving chuckle for the day, and thanks to all who came to my defense.

God Bless Us Everyone. Merry Christmas. :flower:
 

Revmitchell

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
I voted for "no", but I also wanted to vote for "don't know, don't care". But I haven't seen a link to anyone but Lady Eagle who said that she wouldn't be surprised if he did.

So .... who are the "some" and why is it important to "have it on record"?

Bingo! :thumbsup:
 

saturneptune

New Member
I voted don't know, don't care. For as much as he is going to uphold and defend the Constitution, it might as well be a Dr. Suess book.
 

LadyEagle

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SN, even if he did take the oath on the Quran, the people who voted for him probably wouldn't care. I just read where some Hollywood star (and vid was on Hannity tonight) called obama his lord and savior. Sheesh. Whatever. This is what America voted for and this is what America got. It is what it is. The plague.

Someone (obama supporter) actually told me today they were concerned what kind of country they were leaving their kids. Fine time to talk about it now that the election is over. :rolleyes:
 
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saturneptune

New Member
SN, even if he did take the oath on the Quran, the people who voted for him probably wouldn't care. I just read where some Hollywood star (and vid was on Hannity tonight) called obama his lord and savior. Sheesh. Whatever. This is what America voted for and this is what America got. It is what it is. The plague.

Someone (obama supporter) actually told me today they were concerned what kind of country they were leaving their kids. Fine time to talk about it now that the election is over. :rolleyes:
LE,
I think we did all we could to affect a change. Between the social leftists on one side, and the raving posters on the other side telling us we are bound for hell for voting for a false god worshipper, it was the best we could do.

I actually thought for a few weeks we would win, but God had other plans. It is very discouraging, and the only positive thing to say is that God is sovereign and in charge.
 

kyredneck

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Site Supporter
Originally Posted by Scarlett O.
.....and why is it important to "have it on record"?

Why does it upset you? IMO, as a moderator she is extremely biased and encourages extreme notions such as this.
 

kyredneck

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
...and I won't be surprised to see my previous post deleted. It's become par for course.
 

ktn4eg

New Member
I just read where some Hollywood star (and vid was on Hannity tonight) called obama his lord and savior. Sheesh. Whatever.

The person to whom you are referring is Jamie Foxx (nee Eric Marlon Bishop), b. in Terrell, TX (abt 32 mi E of Dallas). Must be something in the water there, y'all reckon??!!?? :smilewinkgrin: :laugh: :tonofbricks: :wavey:
 

kyredneck

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Well, I just watched a clip of it and have to admit it sounded bad, and the audience applauded it, but I'm not familiar with Foxx, it would be good to hear comment from him. Very bad taste, for me at least.
 
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