[Cowboy Bob]

Maybe they should demonstrate their unhappiness by boycotting the next election.

[onedoug]

So what?

[metmom]

They are entitled to their opinion.

But I also don’t recall anyone asking for it.

[MrEdd]

The people in The Freedom From Religion Foundation aren’t atheists.

[aposiopetic]

After enduring Coach Wooden’s daily (wise) demands, Drollinger is likely unmoved by FFRF’s platitudes.

[bigbob]

Here is the public face of FFRF, Annie Laurie Gaylor, Dingbat of Madistan and daughter of Senior Dingbat Anne Nicol Gaylor. Together they have cost Americans millions of dollars trying to defend their First Amendment rights. When you look in the dictionary under "Evil Woman" this is what you should see:

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Atheists Unhappy With White House Bible Study

Why, this nation's founding was based on Christian values.

George Washington would approve.

[American in Israel]

Thereby exposing that the Freedom from Religion group is not about freedom at all...

Inside every liberal is a Fascist screaming to get out.

[Fiddlstix]

Click The Pic for Cry Me A River

[piasa]

FFRF’s not a secular organization; secularism is neutral. FFRF is anything but neutral- it is just another weird doctrine whoring around for converts and followers.

[17th Miss Regt]

"Each week, these pious politicians spend their time — your time, dear taxpayer — perusing a book that condones child sacrifice, slavery, misogyny, and the subjugation of women, genocide, and eternal torture for those who believe differently," the group said. "If ever there were a book that government officials ought not to follow, it's the Bible."

"Each week, these pious politicians spend their time — your time, dear taxpayer — perusing a book that condones child sacrifice, slavery, misogyny, and the subjugation of women, genocide, and eternal torture for those who believe differently," the group said. "If ever there were a book that government officials ought not to follow, it's the Koran."

Fixed the typo...

[neverevergiveup]

I haven’t heard anything about how this group is protesting Islamic activities. Must have missed it..

[Fungi]

Tough Sheeeeet.......Why should it even be a problem? If they are studying an entity you believe does not exist, you should be laughing your asses of. Instead, you become sanctimoniously indignant with your butt hairs in a twiddle. My heart bleeds.....

[BAW]

There is a Muslim prayer room in our city’s airport, so the taxi drivers have a place to pray. Airport is a government owned entity. Shouldn’t this be separated from the airport too???

[oldtech]

I don’t think these atheists,whoever they are,understand much about the Bible. Secondly,isn’t this a lot better .....seeking God’s guidance rather than dreaming up new ways to screw the taxpayer?

[Colonel Kangaroo]

Whatever legitimate concerns they might have with regard to separation of church and state are lost in their bigotry and ignorance of the Bible. Common sense would suggest that they make their points in a way to win over the public, but people who believe that everything spontaneously arose from nothing cannot be expected to reason effectively.

The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God -Psalms 14:1

[5th MEB]

Hey FFRF, look in my eye; DO YOU SEE ANYBODY IN THERE WHO GIVES A SH!T ABOUT WHAT YOU THINK!

[Ciaphas Cain]

Atheism is a religious belief as much as monotheism is.

Why are atheists trying to impose their religious beliefs on others?

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

If they were knocking their sconces on the floor and studying the Koran these putzes would have no problem with it.

[DocRock]

One of the first acts of the Continental Congress was to import 20,000 Bibles. It was decided on September 11, 1777. Source, Library of Congress