Military Bars Troops from Attending Vacation Bible School Honor

Foxnews.com Todd's American Dispatch ^ | July 25, 2015 | Todd Starnes

[Maudeen]

........But our story picks up with what happened on Thursday. That was the day when the church was supposed to honor the National Guard. They had invited troops from the nearby armory to drop by with one of their Humvees.

“We were going to thank them for protecting our religious liberty,” said Pastor Hogan. “It was more of a promotion for the military – to show the kids what the military does.”

But the National Guard did not visit Bible Baptist Church on Thursday night, and the reason why has caused great anger and frustration among church members ...........

[elcid1970]

It seems to me that a true atheist would be merely indifferent to notions of the supernatural. These people however, are actually angry with those who believe; some say they are more correctly termed `anti-theists’.

An example: on Interstate 40 in Tennessee, near the Cookeville exit on a hilltop, stands a Christian cross that must be at least sixty feet tall. Especially stands out if you are eastbound. An inspiring sight for me & many.

Google `Cookeville cross’. Unbelievable hostility in the comments at sites which discuss it. Like those who object to the 9-11 I-beam cross in the Ground Zero museum, atheists traveling on I-40 are `highly offended’ and `made to feel ill’ at seeing the tall aluminum reminder of Christ’s sacrifice.

“Should only be visible from roads not built with taxpayers’ money!”, one fumed.

Oh, well.......

[MeshugeMikey]

all the better that these dopes are “made to feel Ill”

that will do them some good...