Freedom 'on the march,' White House declares

THE WASHINGTON TIMES ^ | March 1, 2005 | Bill Sammon

[Former Military Chick]

Wow what an excellent thread with the photo's thank you for adding the link to this thread.

[nutmeg]

"The Syrian people, the Egyptian people, all say that something is changing. The Berlin Wall has fallen. We can see it."

Please FReepmail me if you want on or off my ‘miscellaneous’ ping list.

[clee1]

You ever consider that you might be the reason voters reject Christ? Must be nice to be the only one in the world without sin.

Little ole ME???? I doubt it seriously. You see, I KNOW I'm a sinner, and it is only the grace of God and the blood of Christ that saves me. I don't preach on street corners, and I don't go pointing out the mote in someones eye while ignoring the log in my own.

However, the vast majority of Americans fall into that category of "Sunday Christians"; those that dress up in their finery and go to meeting. Meanwhile, they curse out every little old lady that beats them to the Outback afterward.

My point is that most people want to live their religion as THEY see it; not as the "hierarchy" of their denomination likes to decree it. That applies to ALL religions, IMHO.

[A Navy Vet]

Democracy Dominoes on Display. Use it freely (pun intended).

[jennyp]

Freedom 'on the march'...

... Europe trembles ...

... while Fusion charges plagiarism :-)

[Once-Ler]

However, the vast majority of Americans fall into that category of "Sunday Christians"; those that dress up in their finery and go to meeting. Meanwhile, they curse out every little old lady that beats them to the Outback afterward.

I see. You don't point out the mote in other's eyes. You're a sinner, it's just that they are so much worse. Thank you for clearing that up.

[clee1]

You're a real gem, you know?

Are you being purposely obtuse, or are you just trying to start an argument? For the record, I couldn't care less about somebody else's religious beliefs or the devoutness of their practice thereof: that is their business.

In case you are just being obtuse, my point is as follows: In our society, people are FREE to be as religious or not as it pleases them. That is their right; to be a Holy-Spirit filled Born-again Fundamentalist, a Sunday Christian, a Catholic, a Mormon, a Jew, a Muslim, or an athiest - and as a Christian (of whatever type) I believe it is not for me to judge somebody else's piety. Our society bases its ethos on a Judeo-Christian background. MOST American Christians are not "devout" anything (in the strictest interpretation of the term) - if we were, I daresay we would be akin to the Taliban (just like the DUers accuse us of anyway).

Further, my post to Cultural Jihad questions just how devout these Muslim nations would be without religious police enforcing their interpretation of their religion, and judging each persons piety.

That's all. I wouldn't force my religious beliefs on anyone, and I fail to see how my attitude would deter anyone from voting, or being Christian.

[Deetes]

Great piece .BTTT

[Beat Up A Democrap Today ?]

DOMINO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

To All You Liberal "Busters" Out In Da Hood Of Liberal Jihadists "Group Think".

You Whiney Lefty Liberal Jihadists Wingnuts are on the wrong side of history...................Again!

Can All The Freepers In The Da House Wave Your Hands From Side To Side? And Say "Permenant Majority"?????????

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HEY LIBERALS............... "YOU LOSE"

[Cultural Jihad]

What are you trying to say?

Maybe it's time to change your tagline, unless you want to be seen among those who also misunderestimated President Bush.