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Originally posted by Deaf Alien
reply to post by OldThinker
I do not want a CHRISTIAN NATION...ok?
I am very glad that you have said this.
So.... skeptics are not upset.
And yes, you are right, the fundies are very very upset. Who knows why? What do they want? A Christian nation? BINGO!
SWEET!!!!!!!
I think we agreed once!!!!!!
Where's Blubblub when we need him?
OT
Steven Williams is a fifth grade teacher at Stevens Creek Elementary School in the Cupertino Union School District, in Cupertino, CA. Like most fifth grade teachers in America, he teaches his students history. The Declaration of Independence, "The Rights of the Colonists" by Samuel Adams and John Adam's diary are still considered to be historical documents ... right? The writings of William Penn, and various state constitutions would fall under "historical" too ... don't you think? Apparently, in principal Patricia Vidmar's world, that doesn't matter. According to a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, Oakland Division, by Steven Williams, Ms. Vidmar reportedly ordered him to submit his lesson plans and supplemental handouts to her for advance approval and she didn't approve of the aforementioned documents, banning them from his classroom. "Why" you ask ... because they contain some references to God and religion!
Originally posted by Gawdzilla
Question for OT: Why do you think he's talking about praying to Jesus? He could suggesting we pray to Mumbo Jumbo, or Emperor Palpatine?
Originally posted by blupblup
like the last one just to cause ill feeling and to create divisions.
Originally posted by wonderworld
Wow, all I have read on this thread is fighting. I dont get it?
Originally posted by moocowman
Are you implying this verse is not relevant ?
Originally posted by Spiramirabilis
reply to post by OldThinker
I mostly want to see if you're up to answering a question directly
If you really are interested in my understanding anything -
if you really are sincere -
I thought you might answer an honest question
how's about it?
:-)
Originally posted by Spiramirabilis
I thought you might answer an honest question
how's about it?
:-)
btw, I think this is great...sometimes I dislike those that derail...you do not seems that type?
without excuse
Originally posted by Kailassa
That was just a traditional proclamation supporting National Prayer Day.
The President signs it every year on National Prayer Day.
So what?
Did Obama ever pretend to not be a Christian?
Originally posted by Mutiny2005
has anyone noticed with separation of duties that jesus and god are using the concept of having more than one person required to complete a task. in otherwords we are being doublecrossed.
The separation of duties pattern is applied to functions the performance of which requires power that can be abused. The pattern is:
1. Start with a function that is indispensable, but potentially subject to abuse.
2. Partition the function into separate steps, each necessary for the function to work or for the power that enables that function to be abused.
3. Assign each step to a different person or organization.
Three general categories of functions must be separated:
* authorization function
* recording function, e.g. preparing source documents or code or performance reports
* custody of asset whether directly or indirectly, e.g. receiving checks in mail or implementing source code or database changes.
Originally posted by Deaf Alien
Why do we care about what the presidents believe?
Why do we care about fundies getting upset over something?
Heck, I don't care if the president worship the Devil.
Oh wait.....