[Redbob]

And the senator sponsoring this was *Republican* Florence Shapiro.

Aren’t we just an inclusive diverse bunch?

[JZelle]

This, in Texas? Isn’t this one of the signs of the apocalypse?

[brotherWesUpNorth]

Remember the Alamo! The 2020 Plan.

[Integrityrocks]

Ok, I’m certainly a serious Christian and not unaware of the evil movement against Christians in our country, but....

I have known of many a Christian who opened Congress with prayers that have denounced evil, sin, hypocracy and other behaviors that would test God’s mercy.

Christians, nor this Iman, name other faiths as being bad. I may agree with the reading between the lines, but lets not get on the “spin” wagon for the sake of looking for something to be angry about.

We have enough real issues of evil to deal with, without looking for something to get people all whacked out about.

[Dallas59]

What did anyone expect?

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

See, if you’d have had a prayer that in any way, shape, or form seemed like it might possibly have the least bit of Christian overtone, then that would be a violation of the Constitutional Requirement for the Separation of Church and State.

[xzins]

If you invite someone to pray, then you can't tell him what to pray.

Otherwise, it isn't him praying, it is you.

Your choices:

A. Pray:
• 1. Pray yourself.

• 2. Don't invite others to pray.

  B. Don't pray.

[Sunshine Sister]

I’m beginning to wonder what is wrong with Texas!