Posted on 05/06/2010 6:39:59 AM PDT by metmom
As observers celebrate the National Day of Prayer Thursday, a recent court ruling and Army decision to revoke an invitation to evangelist Franklin Graham has shrouded in controversy a day meant for reflection and prayer.
Graham, honorary chairman of the 2010 National Day of Prayer Task Force, said he is going to stand outside the Pentagon anyway on Thursday, despite the decision to rescind his invitation to participate amid complaints about his describing Islam as an evil religion..
"I don't have to be invited to a prayer service to pray for the men and women who serve this nation, who I'm so proud (of)," he told Fox News on Wednesday night. "I want them to know that I support them."
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I fear for the consequences when our government officially starts rejecting God.
History tells us what happened to the French after they did that.
Of course a national ISLAMIC day of prayer would be greeted with breathless excitement by our MSM and every left wing group.
America is doomed. Seriously.
This just makes me blood boil. Cannot believe it has come to this.
Tinkling brass...
The left would be getting the vapors over it.
Yes, on both accounts.
Re: I fear for the consequences when our government officially starts rejecting God.
That is part of the Rat party agenda.
And the agenda of many of the GOP elite.
This little video clip explains how anarchy is used.
Different forms of government
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DioQooFIcgE
Just say your posted youtube video. It was wonderful! I bookmarked it.
Baptist ping
I liked it. It covered more ground in explaining government than I ever remember learning anywhere else. It was so concise.
Thank you for that very informative video....Everyone should see it.
And why do our leaders keeping bringing the muslims in?
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