[jimt]

Here's another example of a Christian being told he can't recognize the Sovereign: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1002502/posts

Sorry, I don't see it that way. The general is being criticized for remarks he made as an officer in the Army, not for what he said personally.

If I, as a representative of my company, made remarks that our customers heard stating that some of their engineers were idiots, I'd be fired. And that wouldn't be a tenth as inflammatory as the general's remarks.

Is the general entitled to say anything he wants, any place he wants? I don't think so.....

[azhenfud]

"Army Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin has made several speeches - some in uniform - at evangelical Christian churches in which he cast the war on terrorism in religious terms."

"Is the general entitled to say anything he wants, any place he wants?"

So he's not entitled to express an opinion of an adversary in a church?

[Publius6961]

Is the general entitled to say anything he wants, any place he wants? I don't think so.....

Is the general permitted to say nothing anywhere any place? I don't think so....