To: newgeezer
So you think that a Jewish legislator ought to be offended if the name of Jesus Christ is mentioned in prayer, and ought then to walk out, right?
199 posted on
03/04/2003 12:17:55 PM PST by
Illbay
To: Illbay
So you think that a Jewish legislator ought to be offended if the name of Jesus Christ is mentioned in prayer, and ought then to walk out, right? He certainly has every right to do just that. And I have every right to resist any carnal urge to feel even the slightest of offense by it.
You see, I rest in the faith God gave me. If someone else chooses to reject the truth, I take no offense. He's not doing me any harm whatsoever.
201 posted on
03/04/2003 12:24:37 PM PST by
newgeezer
(fundamentalist, regarding the Constitution AND the Holy Bible)
To: Illbay
So, during WWII, if someone had been idiotic enough to offer up a prayer to the Emporer of Japan (he was and is their god, by the way)...do you think it would have been incumbent on a bunch of legislators to stand by respectfully?
I doubt it.
The Muhammed Moon cult is more dangerous than even the Japenese emporer cult was then...and that fact should give a whole lot of people pause, in consideration of how much misery that false religion brought upon our world and our country.
You should also remember what it took to bring that cult to an end...and how brutal we might have to become to preserve our lives and our liberty from the Islamists.
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